Re: [RE]Intel SATA RAID
Hadders <[email protected]>
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James Olson wrote: > That solution of stopping and starting dmraid on the same line was > only tested for those people who had previously installed FC5 to their > striped dmraid array, and were unable to get it to work with a new > kernel 2.6.17 and above update. If you created your partitions > manually and manually copied the data over then there might be other > problems to deal with. I suggest trying to install FC5 to the array > with anaconda, the fedora core installer, first. > Okay, before I go and blow everything away. I just want to check. 1. I should be booting off the running kernel I have 2. I should be doing a dmraid -a n && dmraid -a y 3. I should then be building the new kernel initrd 4. For initrd to be built properly I need to be running the container as / ?? like I said, I tried by booting off the ata hard disk, with 2.6.18-1, I did the stop/start and then built the initrd having modified the fstab to point to /dev/mapper/isw_... Other than that, yeah, I agree it's possible that by using fdisk manually I've potentially misaligned something that maybe anaconda fixes. *sigh* back to the drawing board.