Hi Gregory,
hopefully your problem was already solved.
I had the same problem with SUSE 6.4 (2.2.14).
Whatever I did, nothing happened and there was
no clue what went wrong.
So I got the 2.2.16 Kernel with the RAID-Patch
from Redhat-FTP and everything works fine.
I guess it was the SUSE Kernel on
Hi there,
all you need you will find in
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Software-RAID-HOWTO.html
but there are some things you have to do when you try
to make a boot-Raid. You will find hints for that in
this mailing-list and the HOWTO itself. I didn' try it
yet, I'm stuck with building the RAID-de
it).
>
> I think it is easiest to put / on a RAID5 partition if
> your system is already installed (by marking the
> existing / partition as failed in raid, copying everything
> from / to the md partition and then readding the
> old / disk back). You need to have a spare disk to
Yes, now I know that means. But now I ask me where
I can install Linux itself, because it contains the
data I want to mirror. In Windows NT I have first
have the data with the operating system and then
simply add a disk on which the whole thing is mirrored.
Where is my OS? I use a small boot parti
Hi Peter,
I write in english because most of the members in this
mailing list don't understand german, I think. I'm also
a beginner with Linux and using SUSE 6.4 with no new kernel.
Like you I have a lot trouble with the configuration. Maybe
you read my messeages which said that "mkraid" doesn't w
Hi everybody,
I have a SUSE 6.4 Distribution with Kernel 2.2.14. When I try to
buid a RAID1 mkraid always says: "/dev/hda1 mounted". The
output file doesn't contain any information. Is there something
basically wrong? I confirmed all the things from the HOWTO.
dev/hda1 is the "/" Partition and I s
