The solution you found indicates that a BIOS fakeraid was setup on those
disks, you may have done it accidentally when playing with BIOS
settings.
Unfortunately the useful information was erased when you did dmraid -E.
In Ubuntu 9.10 fakeraid became a default option during setup, you could
actual
I am totally shure I didn't enable raid in any of my devices because
they're first hand and I've never tested raid even I knew what it is.
The thing is that since ubuntu 9.10 I think, ubiquity stopped detecting
my drives. I can't provide any info unless you tell me which commands to
type. Even thou
Antonio your drives must have had dmraid metadata on them!
This is the only way for Ubuntu to detect this type of RAID and as a result it
activated your disks in that way.
Removing the metadata (with dmraid -E) fixed your issue.
You must have created a RAID array at some point or bought second ha
No, the issue was fixed. The problem resides in the fact that dmraid
detected my hdd as a raid array which I've never configured at all.
There's more information in the link I've provided in the first post.
Thanks.
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It is unclear what the problem you are trying to report is. After you
used dmraid -E, are you still having an issue?
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Status: New => Incomplete
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