Listen to this:
I had a thought spawned in my mind because of Tom's nice little
patch.
I thought, "may be what we currently lack is a common waterhole on
the net for Linux RAID issues?". Then I thought, "What about a
linux-raid.org site?". Whois told me it was already a registered
domain. A little
On dim, oct 03, 1999 at 01:28:14 -0700, Tom Livingston wrote:
> The changes I made are:
> * Changed mkraid & mkpv to check the version of the raid in the kernel
> versus their version, and complain if they are newer than the kernel
> version. This will help the folks who have a new raidtools vers
On Sun, 3 Oct 1999, Tom Livingston wrote:
> * Changed parser.c to assume a chunk-size of 4k for a raid0 array that
> otherwise has no chunk-size... as the documentation suggests to folks that
> no chunk-size param is needed for raid0... and since you can change raid0
> chunk-size after the raid
On Sun, Oct 03, 1999 at 01:28:14AM -0700, Tom Livingston wrote:
> * Changed raidlib.c to give more information if it can't access md0. It
> tells the user that either RAID isn't compiled into the kernel, or they need
> to make the raid devices (make install_dev)
>
> does anyone have any oth
I said:
> * Changed parser.c to assume a chunk-size of 4k for a raid0 array that
> otherwise has no chunk-size... as the documentation suggests to folks that
> no chunk-size param is needed for raid0... and since you can change raid0
> chunk-size after the raid has been made, they aren't stuck wi
As many on this list have mentioned, there are a couple of problems that
keep people posting for help with. I've made some quick patches to the
raidtools-19990824-0.90 package in hopes of helping people out in the
future. these patches are all superficial, in that they shouldn't affect
how raid
