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I'm booting it with: |
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prompt:> smp doscsi doraid nousb nohotplug |
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Matt Kotich |
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Yourhost.com CTO |
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email: matt@××××××××.com |
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phone: 714.842.8511x125 |
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On May 5, 2004, at 11:47 AM, Korey Pelton wrote: |
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> Are you booting the LiveCD with "gentoo doataraid"? That's what I did |
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> for my server that has a 3ware Escalade RAID controller. |
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> Matt Kotich wrote: |
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>> I work for a hosting company and we want to migrate all of our RedHat |
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>> servers over to Gentoo (tighter installs, easier administration, etc) |
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>> however we're running into some major showstopping issues. Booting |
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>> from the 2004.1 LiveCD it seems that it is unable to detect the RAID5 |
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>> setup that we have on our DPT PM1554U2 RAID adapter. What do we need |
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>> to do to get it to see this so that we can start building the system? |
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>> I've got a couple Gentoo dev servers up and running already, both |
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>> single drive IDE systems, I haven't been able to get any of the RAID |
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>> systems up yet (all running the same DPT card.) and I'm sure once I |
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>> figure out how to load the drivers so that Gentoo sees the drive |
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>> it'll be smooth sailing. |
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