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On Sunday 18 September 2005 12:36, Oliver Friedrich wrote: |
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> It seems, that /dev/md0 is a Node for a Software Raid, but i didn't |
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> configure one. So why is ist created by udev, when no software-raid is |
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> defined? |
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/dev/mdX are software raid nodes. |
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udev probably creates md0 because mdadm needs the raid device node to exist in |
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order to create it. |
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> If /dev/md0 is a node for the hardware-raid of the controller, then |
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> why can't I use it? |
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> Anyone got this controller to work properly? |
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I've never heard of the card, but the first google result for it contains: |
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"RAID (with Silicon Image's Medley™ ATA software RAID)" |
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Personally, I'd forget the crappy software/hardware RAID on the card, and just |
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do it in software. |
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Mike Williams |
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