>(...) > > So, if your new kernel gets blown away, the current up2date rpm, which > is in the Red Hat distro, should make it a breeze to put it back. > > > > I also have a soft RAID1 setup with distinct / and /usr partitions. > > > According to : http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=55198 > > > the raidtool shipped with 7.2 has a bug that prevent the machine from > > > booting in this situation with raidtools-0.90-23. But the bug is > > > corrected in the 0.90-24 release. How do I install this version instead > > > of the CD one during the upgrade process ? > > > > You need to clarify if you're doing an upgrade or an install, but when I > > did my install, I used the installation CD without the updated raidtools, > > and it did install and boot properly. Why, I don't know, but the bug did > > not affect me. I do have separate / and /usr partitions. The install did > > the right thing. Of course, I did upgrade to the newest raidtools package > > right after the install, but I am still not sure why it worked in the first > > place.
Thanks for your experience. But as it a production server (quite buzy) I'd like to have other feedbacks or an official statement or a way of including the 0.90-24 version during the install. The kernel is not so important to me as I know the machine will boot with 2.4.7 but I am not sure of the raid issue :( Jerome _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
