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Great!
You were right. I didn't know that putting "noauto" in fstab will also affect
the starting of the RAID. I have noauto in my fstab because I have the keys
for loop-aes on a usb device, which is of course not plugged in all the time.
Therefore noauto. Cool now at least
On Wed, 25 May 2005, Richard Fish wrote:
> If you _do_ decide to rebuild the raid array, and you want the kernel to
> autodetect things when it starts, then you need to have the right
> partition types and create the array with the "persistent-superblock"
> option, or use mdadm to create the array
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Sorry Benjamin, I think I missed something really obvious here. I
didn't read your original message carefully enough, and thought you were
having a problem with the kernel autodetection of your RAID. The part I
missed is the "(skipped)" message you get...
Looking thr
Hi!
I think I'll redo the RAID as soon as I find time. For now it'll do the way it
is. As long as it works... I really can't mess with it right now since I
really need the machine. Maybe this weekend...
Thanks guys!
Ben
On Wednesday 25 May 2005 19:50, Richard Fish wrote:
> Christoph Gysin wro
Christoph Gysin wrote:
>Benjamin Sobotta wrote:
>
>
>>I set up a software RAID1 with two SATA disks. /home resides on the raid.
>>This
>>used to work great for month. At boot the machine would test the raid and
>>start it. Great!
>>2 days ago however I put loop-AES on top of it in order to en
Benjamin Sobotta wrote:
> I set up a software RAID1 with two SATA disks. /home resides on the raid.
> This
> used to work great for month. At boot the machine would test the raid and
> start it. Great!
> 2 days ago however I put loop-AES on top of it in order to encrypt my home
> directory. Sin
Benjamin Sobotta wrote:
>Hi!
>
>Thanks for replying...
>
>Your setup guess is exactly right.
>
>I don't really get the part about the partitions. You mean the partition type
>of /dev/md0? Well when I do "fdisk /dev/md0" und then type 'p' it shows
>nothing. Might this be the problem? However it d
On Tuesday 24 May 2005 19:01, Richard Fish wrote:
> Benjamin Sobotta wrote:
> >Hello!
> >
> >I set up a software RAID1 with two SATA disks. /home resides on the raid.
> > This used to work great for month. At boot the machine would test the
> > raid and start it. Great!
> >2 days ago however I put
On Tuesday 24 May 2005 19:01, Richard Fish wrote:
> Benjamin Sobotta wrote:
> >Hello!
> >
> >I set up a software RAID1 with two SATA disks. /home resides on the raid.
> > This used to work great for month. At boot the machine would test the
> > raid and start it. Great!
> >2 days ago however I put
Benjamin Sobotta wrote:
>Hello!
>
>I set up a software RAID1 with two SATA disks. /home resides on the raid. This
>used to work great for month. At boot the machine would test the raid and
>start it. Great!
>2 days ago however I put loop-AES on top of it in order to encrypt my home
>directory.
Hello!
I set up a software RAID1 with two SATA disks. /home resides on the raid. This
used to work great for month. At boot the machine would test the raid and
start it. Great!
2 days ago however I put loop-AES on top of it in order to encrypt my home
directory. Since then it still finds the ra
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