well... I thought I was in the clear, but even though
I had a valid raidtab when I did mkinitrd, it still didn't
put the raidautorun line in my linuxrc... so I guess that's
a bug? I looked at the script and it looks like it should...
Don't know if anyone can confirm or not that this is working,
I
hmmm, ok, didn't realize initially that mkinitrd
was a script.. and it needs up-to-date raidtab in order to
work correctly with softare raid... guess that will fix it...
sorry for waste of bandwidth.
thanks
Bill
Bill Dossett wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for this... it has gotten me about 99% of the way
Hi,
Thanks for this... it has gotten me about 99% of the way
there, however. I have created an initrd and it has the raid
module in it, however, I am still missing one line
in my linuxrc and I don't know how to get mkinitrd to
put the line in as there doesn't seem to be any option for
it in mkini
Bill Dossett wrote:
Does anyone from redhat ever hang out on these lists?
Yes, they do--but you'll find them more frequently on the lists for new
releases (psyche-list right now) than on the main redhat-list.
Remember that most of the time that the good people at Redhat spend
replying to t
Ben Russo wrote:
Well, I guess that might be a bug, open a bug in RedHat's Bugzilla,
you might get a free T-shirt out of it.
ok.. I haven't done that before, some morning around 4am when I have
some time to myself, might give it a try ;-)
But I think that their
answer will be that softwa
>
> So... why, then, does the Redhat install default to grub, when I am
> doing a bootable software raid install? Seems a bit silly to load up a
> system that won't work... with no suggestions etc on how to fix it.
>
Well, I guess that might be a bug, open a bug in RedHat's Bugzilla,
you mig
Sorry if I sounded a little aggressive here... it was three
days of frustration and then someone pointing me at promise
disk controllers and I was going way way way down the wrong
route.
Anyway, I think most of what you have said will help...
but...
Samuel Flory wrote:
Bill Dossett wrote:
s
Bill Dossett wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone from redhat ever hang out on these lists?
I REALLY, need to figure out how the hell they do bootable
software RAID as modules
Is this some form of mystic secret that redhat don't want
us to know? Or doesn't anyone from Redhat read these lists?
I am try
On Mon, 2002-12-09 at 08:00, Bill Dossett wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone from redhat ever hang out on these lists?
>
Yeah there are many RedHat people who read the list.
This is visible by looking at all the online archives
and seeing the from addresses that end with "@redhat.com"
I have a feeling
Hi,
Does anyone from redhat ever hang out on these lists?
I REALLY, need to figure out how the hell they do bootable
software RAID as modules
Is this some form of mystic secret that redhat don't want
us to know? Or doesn't anyone from Redhat read these lists?
I am trying to convert a syste
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