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Patrik Jansson wrote: |
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> Any other clues? I really don't know what to do (and I don't like the |
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> fact that I maybe have to move to another distribution which I have get |
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> this up and running, such as openSUSE). |
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I recompiled a new kernel with genkernel (derived from the LiveCD kernel |
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config). I completly disabled LSI Logic New Generation RAID Device |
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Drivers and only enabled LSI Logic Legacy MegaRAID driver and LSI Logic |
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MegaRAID SAS RAID Module. |
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Then rebooted with the new kernel and it again couldn't mount /dev/sdb3 |
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although. I tried /dev/sda3 once again and voilá! It boots. |
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So I thought it had anything to do with the fact that I disabled some of |
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the LSI drivers. But re-enabling them and recompiling the kernel once |
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again makes no difference. It still boots. |
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I'm happy that the issue is solved but it's frustrating not knowing |
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exactly what the solution was. I will know completly re-install the |
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system and see what happends. |
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/P. |
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