Oh ok...so there is no chance to get it running ? :(
Or do you know some links to get more info about?
Greets
Barnabas
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This bug report is for Promise Fasttrack controllers. ALI is not
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Hello,
Im new to Linux and my writing english is very bad i guess, sorry for that ;)
but my problem is
I got a Asrock 939 Dualsata MoBo with Ali M5289 Raid
Kubuntu or dmraid not identifie my raid it says "No Raid disks"
so I followed the instrutions on the howto and wanna post the outputfile
of
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Yes William, it is a fake raid. I think I know what your issue is, but
since it is not related to a Promise Fasttrack controller, please file a
separate bug report. Please title it "isw: Error finding disk table
slot" and include the output of dmraid -n /dev/sda and hdparm -i
/dev/sda.
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Upping the thread.
Any idea on this one ? I start looking around because I wonder if the
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/dev/disk/by-id$ lspci | grep RAID
00:1f.2 RAID bus controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 82801 SATA RAID
Controller (rev 02)
is a fakeraid or a real RAID needing another kind of drivers.
T
Hi Philip sorry for the delay.
Here is the output.
Thanks for your help
William
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William, you appear to have attached your comments as a text file
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Philip,
I will do that as soon as I can. Thanks for your answer. I am anxious to be
able to dual boot this machine.
William
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 9:26 PM, Phillip Susi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> William, can you post the output of sudo dmesg?
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William, can you post the output of sudo dmesg?
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Hello again,
I have done the test also with version 7.10 with the exact same results.
One thing I do not get is why I need to run the command on /sdb and not sda
which also exists.
Is it because of the way the disk is set up by Dell ?
Thanks a lot
William
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I have the problem when trying to follow the installation for Heron on a Dell
XPS 1730.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home# dmraid -rD
ERROR: isw: Error finding disk table slot for /dev/sdb
ERROR: isw: Error finding disk table slot for /dev/sda
No RAID disks
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home# fdisk -u -l /d
aranthor and Bill, please try this package and let me know if this fixes
it.
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Didn't finish the last post very gracefully. The dump is at the
beginning, not the end (obviously) and I would greatly appreciate help,
since I want to make my RAID arary bootable and use the ubuntu server
distro instead of the desktop and GRUB gets hopelessly confused at
present, unless I turn of
I'm having the same Promise Fasttrack problem.
The fdisk results are :
Disk /dev/sda: 74.3 GB, 74355769344 bytes
255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 9039 cylinders, total 145226112 sectors
Units = sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Disk identifier: 0x000d1b1f
Device Boot Start End Block
Hi everyone.
I'm trying to install Ubuntu 7.10 on a Promise Fasttrack S-150 TX2 (installed
on a Dell Dimension 8300) with stripe.
I've followed the procedure described in the thread, but, also if I've found
that my PDC_CONFIGOFFSETS is 241, I was not able to compile dmraid from the
source code
No, I suppose not. Its an Intel RAID. =D
I've given up, and just bought bigger hard drives instead. I appreciate
your help and I learned a few things, so I am more or less happy with
it. Thanks Again!
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Unfortunately, adding an offset to pdc.c isn't going to do the trick
because that looks NOTHING like a promise fasttrack raid header.
I'll take a look at it tomorrow hopefully and see if I think I can
recognize most of it and maybe they just changed the ASCII signature at
the beginning, or if it i
So, I've added my offset to the source, and tried to compile, but I
can't, it always fails, and gives me errors in the sourcefile
devmapper.c. I am not a programmer, except a bit of dabbling in windows
vb.net and C++, and am wondering what I need to install besides build-
essential to compile and i
I found the meta data. I ACTUALLY found it. thanks for the zeroing hint
Phillip, I completely zeroed both disks, to be sure, as there was all
sorts of stuff I didn't know. I narrowed it down and found it located
on /dev/sda at sector 156297345.
After narrowing it down I ran :
sudo dd if=/dev/sd
forgot files. oops! Thanks again.
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Portending, the installer will always see the two physical disks... the
question is, does it also see the /dev/mapper/ virtual raid disk?
If not, and you want to see if you can find the metadata on the disk,
then do this:
To start, you may as well blow away any partitions on the disk. Then we
Last Post, I give up.
I have searched the ubuntu forums, google, and countless linux mailing
lists and forums, and discovered, the few people who own Toshiba Qosmios
that use linux, are all in the same boat. It worked in v6.06 and v6.10,
and is broken at all points later. I'm going to try v6.10
WOW, I'm all over the place! Ubuntu DOES recognize my RAID 0, just not
fully. I rebooted to the live cd 1 more time and opened the computer
browser, and see "149.0GB Volume: disk", right clicking it and selecting
properties shows 149.0GB, File system NTFS. but the ubuntu installer and
GParted see
Ooooh, goody goody goody. I've found stuff. I just don't know what to
make of it. I found all sorts of stuff in the output file, But its
more than a megabyte before the end, which subtracting 2000 gave me. I
tried with 156291488 in the skip field, or subtracting 1, and got a
5mb file with
This is really getting to me. I like to solve things! =P So, I've
recovered the full size of the first drive. I had to use a tool from
http://blog.atola.com/ (The Capacity Restore Tool), and since my drives
are on a fakeraid controller, I had to use a desktop computer to do it
(glad I'm out of w
I am having the same problem and the help guide says to post here asking
for help. dmraid -rD didn't generate any files so used the fdisk and dd
commands to generate the attached files. Any help that you can give
would be greatly appreciated.
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Portending, that file appears to contain much the same data. It may be
that the metadata is hidden by the bios when it hides this player thing.
I would also suggest calling Toshiba support and asking them how to
remove this player and recover the full disk space.
I've never heard of a laptop with
Here's the file with the suggested skip value.
I think I may know my problem. Toshiba Qosmios come with a instant on
TV/DVD player. This is eating about 100MB of space off of sda (Disk 1).
I have tried all sorts of things to recover this space. Every utility I
have tried simply doesn't see it c
Thank You Phillip, I used a different value. I will give that a try
tonight or tomorrow and post the output. I appreciate the help.
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Portending, you need to adjust the skip= value to be correct for your
hard disk. In your case it should be 156299488. If this is the value
that you used, then I can not see any metadata in the output file.
Would you be able to reformat the drives and recreate the array to help
find the data?
Ant
I'm having this issue with a Toshiba Qosmio G35-AV600 notebook. It uses
an Intel ICH7-M SATA controller customized by Toshiba. The fdisk
results and output file are attached. This is on gutsy, btw.
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In case anybody is still adding offsets to the more recent packages, my
FastTrack TX2plus RAID0 offset was 951.
A "quick" (read: long, painstaking) run through the instructions above
got my RAID recognized and I could mount
/dev/mapper/pdc_crazylettercombination2 and get all the data off my
Window
Please try the latest gutsy gibbon livecd and see if that works for you.
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Hi, i install ubuntu 7 on xeon intell raid o but i have some problem with raid
configuration the comand dmraid -r give me the message no raid disp and i have
the same descripion on post
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dmraid/+bug/112402 but the patch is
not good becouse a i have x64
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Thanks for your work.
Please mark as fix released once the package has successfully built.
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Now if my Xsession would start working! It WAS working until I installed
a bunch of apps with Automatix. Ug.
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Steve, thanks for a very good how-to. Would you mind adding it to the
wiki, maybe on a new FakeRaidDebug page? That's a better place than here
in this bug report, where it easily will be lost and forgot.
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Attaching debdiff and requesting sponsor upload to gutsy.
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looking good! when I run ubiquity, it lists the /dev/mapper partitions
in the "Prepare disk space" > "Manual" > "Prepare Partitions" menu.
Can you leave this thread open a little longer? I will do a "Solution"
post for others with new offsets. Is there a command you can run to scan
the last 2000 s
Excellent work, yes... I computed 911 as well and added it to the list
of offsets to check. Try this package.
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Here is perhaps a better dump since the start of the dump (and hence hex
numbering) starts with "Promise Technology, Inc."
I don't know whether this location matches up with one of the expected
config offsets in pdc.h
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/$ sudo dd if=/dev/sda of=myfile skip=312499089
911+0 record
I found the metadata on the last sector of the disk, but I don't know
how to decode it and figure out whether it matches the format that
dmraid is expecting for pdc...
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo cfdisk -Ps /dev/sda
Partition Table for /dev/sda
First Last
# Type Sector
when i run that command i just get the usual "No RAID disks" and no
files created.
Do you think it might be a problem with the sata_promise driver? I
notice that they have been working on the way this driver works with my
particular card (my card has both the sata and pata interfaces) and
there ar
Please run dmraid -rD and take the 3 files it generates ( .dat, .offset,
.size ) and attach them to this bug report as a .tar.bz2. I'll forward
the data upstream for them to analyze.
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The exact version of the card I'm using is:
Promise Technology, Inc. PDC20371 (FastTrak S150 TX2plus) (rev 02)
BIOS version 1.00.20.54 (latest)
on a Dell PowerEdge 400SC Service Tag 3YJGV51
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/$ sudo dmraid -r -D
No RAID disks
Does that mean that not only could dmraid not underst
It seems that didn't fix the problem. Here is the output:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Desktop$ sudo dpkg -i dmraid_1.0.0.rc13-2ubuntu4_i386.deb
(Reading database ... 91569 files and directories currently installed.)
Preparing to replace dmraid 1.0.0.rc13-2ubuntu3 (using
dmraid_1.0.0.rc13-2ubuntu4_i386.de
I am attaching an updated package with this patch. Download it and
install it by running sudo dpkg -i dmraid_1.0.0.rc13-2ubuntu4_i386.deb
Let me know if this fixes it.
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THANK YOU! Yes, this was with Feisty. I'm no expert when it comes to
applying patches... If you build a new package, will I be able to grab
it through the Synaptic GUI?
WOW! This support is better than any paid software I've ever used!
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on the ataraid mailing list. I will apply this patch and build you a
new package to test.
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