*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 554582 ***
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 554582
Gparted does not list dmraid devices
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The enhancements to address this bug report have been included in
GParted 0.6.3 which was released upstream on September 23, 2010.
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Gparted not usable on fakeraid arrays
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Thank you Peter for confirming that current git version of GParted does
correctly list your firmware RAID array.
When GParted is started, it invokes the command "dmraid -ay -v" to
ensure that the /dev/mapper device entries are created.
If you have found a problem in the boot log, then you might w
I can confirm that the latest commit of gparted (Aug 17 commit c55a8de)
does correctly *list* my firmware raid array
(/dev/mapper/isw_cbdbfhdjad_Raid0) and the partitions thereon.
Before I experiment to see if it can edit the partitions, I need to find
out why the boot log is saying my "partition
I will be happy to test this on an Intel esb2 raid 0 array. I know for
a fact that gparted worked on this array with karmic and custom 2.6.33
kernel.
I'll let you know. It's going to be a little while though because I'm
in the middle of a maverick kernel build right now.
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Good news! I believe that I have solved this problem, and I would like
some help with testing.
Is anyone able to compile and test GParted source code from the GNOME
git repository?
Instructions on how to compile GParted from the git source code repository can
be found at the following link:
Curtis wrote:
> GParted requires both dmraid and kpartx to properly function with FAKERAID.
> The Ubuntu 10.04 Live CD did not ship with kpartx and this is why GParted
> will not automatically detect FAKERAID setups.
Thank you Curtis, I will remember the kpartx dependency for my next
install.
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GParted requires both dmraid and kpartx to properly function with
FAKERAID. The Ubuntu 10.04 Live CD did not ship with kpartx and this is
why GParted will not automatically detect FAKERAID setups.
The kpartx application is required to create the proper device names
when the dmraid command does no
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Status: New => Invalid
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Very interesting. I used the command:
sudo gparted /dev/mapper/nvidia_aevhdfib
to access my raid with gparted. I shrank a partition and created a new
ext4 partition. The partition was created without flaw and conformed to
the naming convention! It appears that the behavior of gparted may also
be
"A secondary issue complicated the install as well: in 9.04, 9.10 and
10.04, gparted does not see active fake raid devices, instead it lists
physical disks. The workaround is to invoke "gparted
/dev/mapper/jmicron_MIRROR", or whatever your RAID device name may be."
I haven't seen this last observa
Just hit this bug on a fresh Lucid install with JMICRON fake RAID.
Spent multiple hours, having to (1) use Karmic to partition disks, (2) Lucid
workstation CD to complete install, and (3) Lucid server CD rescue function to
update grub2.
Booting from 10.04 Live CD, the parted/gparted simply does
This may be rekated - it appears at the end of my bootlog:
Jul 19 16:02:29 ron-test-desktop kernel: [ 136.410460] device-mapper: ioctl:
device doesn't appear to be in the dev hash table.
Jul 19 16:02:29 ron-test-desktop kernel: [ 136.410712] device-mapper: ioctl:
unable to remove open device n
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Seems highly unlikely. The behavior is also observable when gparted is
run on a live cd - it prevents installation to an unformatted partition.
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Do you think this has something to do with Grub2?
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The behavior of gparted in Ubuntu 10.10 alpha 2 continues. At this
state, 10.10 cannot be installed unless the target partition(s) is pre-
formatted. At the point of formatting the installation will fail.
The bootloader, however will be accepted and installed to the raid
drive. The progress messag
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