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From: "root" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, January 28, 2000 1:52 PM
Subject: Raid-1 Problem
Hi!
I compiled kernel 2.2.14 with raid support:
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secu kernel: md driver 0.36.6 MAX_MD_DEV=4,
Hi!
I compiled kernel 2.2.14 with raid support:
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secu kernel: md driver 0.36.6 MAX_MD_DEV=4, MAX_REAL=8
secu kernel: linear personality registered
secu kernel: raid0 personality registered
secu kernel: raid1 personality registered
secu kernel: raid5 personality registered
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Thanks all, it worked (I'm not going to ask why the patches aren't in the
stock kernel, no, I'm not ;-)
E.
On Sat, 9 Oct 1999, Jones, Clay wrote:
Stock kernels from kernel.org do not have the latest raid patches in them
(Don't ask).
You have to get the patch for 2.2.11 and apply it to
Hi :-)
I'm installing a RAID-1 system with RedHat 6.0. I upgraded the kernel to
the stock 2.2.12 from kernel.org, but this is the error I have:
[root@linux /etc]# mkraid --configfile /etc/raid1.conf /dev/md0
handling MD device /dev/md0
analyzing super-block
disk 0: /dev/hda3, 6257317kB, raid
Title: RE: raid 1 problem with kernel 2.2.12
Stock kernels from kernel.org do not have the latest raid patches in them (Don't ask).
You have to get the patch for 2.2.11 and apply it to 2.2.12 with one error (anser N twice).
Patches are found in pub/linux/daemons/alpha.
Clay
You need the kernel raid patch
At 06:57 PM 10/9/1999 +0200, Eugenia Franzoni wrote:
Hi :-)
I'm installing a RAID-1 system with RedHat 6.0. I upgraded the kernel to
the stock 2.2.12 from kernel.org, but this is the error I have:
[root@linux /etc]# mkraid --configfile /etc/raid1.conf /dev/md0
I hate to be so thick. I'm still trying to get raid-1 working. Someone has been good
enough to help me out, but I think I'm wearing out my welcome. Here's what I have so
far:
I'm close, but I still don't have the cigar. Here's what I have: I'm using RH 6.0. I
have two WD 4.3 gb HDD's.
At 10:25 AM 6/29/99 -0400, you wrote:
With a similar problem in Raid-5 I had to use mkinitrd to add the raid
personalities to initrd too - see man pages.
Larry Dickson
I hate to be so thick. I'm still trying to get raid-1 working. Someone
has been good enough to help me out, but I think
Create a file /etc/mdtab with
'mdcreate /etc/raidtab'. Do a 'mdadd -ar', which starts the raid set(s) from
/etc/mdtab (check out /proc/mdstat that the set is working). Then format
/dev/md1 with 'mke2fs /dev/md1'. After this, you can do the 'mount /dev/md1
/mnt/spare' and go on. Note that
On Fri, Jun 04, 1999 at 05:16:44PM -0400, Paul B. Brown wrote:
Boot messages:
Starting up RAID devices.
Cannot determine md version: operation not supported by device.
*** An error occurred during the RAID startup.
*** Dropping you to a shell; The system will reboot
*** when you leave
Gang, *** Please reply to my e-mail address and not the list ***
I'm building a dual disk RAID-1 on Linux 2.0.36. It ain't workin'. So . . . .
What the heck is this:
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Boot messages:
Starting up RAID devices.
Cannot determine md version: operation not supported by
Hi!
Fisrt of all, thanks to all developers who are working on RAID fu
for Linux.. continue your great work!
Secondly.. I've a simple problem. I'm trying to get RAID-1 working on an
old 486 (for testing purposes) and I would like to mirror a tiny 10 MB
partition. (again.. for testing
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