On Thu, 10 Jun 1999, Duncan Grove wrote:
Hi,
> I was running 4x9GB SCSI disks as a raid-0 /dev/md0 under redhat-5.2
> (I was using kernel 2.2.3). I upgraded the sytem to redhat-6.0 (with the
> standard modular 2.2.5 kernel), and things fell over. I tried running
> mkraid --upgrade bu
I would try to recompile the kernel with RAID linked in just to be sure.
So booting the kernel into single user mode and doing a raidstart /dev/md0
then a mount /dev/md0 doesn't start the array?
Do you have a seperate boot disk or is this RAID your root device?
If you keep having trouble post y
this has to do with the way redhat compiled the kernel distributed with 6.0
- recompile with raid built in will fix your problems... also be sure to
enable DMA by default as they chose to turn that one off too...
I'd get the latest security kernel update from redhat before recompiling
too - saves
Hi,
I was running 4x9GB SCSI disks as a raid-0 /dev/md0 under redhat-5.2
(I was using kernel 2.2.3). I upgraded the sytem to redhat-6.0 (with the
standard modular 2.2.5 kernel), and things fell over. I tried running
mkraid --upgrade but it barfed because of some problem with chunk-size.
Never
