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On 05/16/2010 10:56 AM, Mark Knecht wrote: |
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> I have a newish high-end machine here that's causing me some problems |
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> with RAID, but looking at log files and dmesg I don't think the |
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> problem is actually RAID and more likely udev. I'm looking for some |
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> ideas on how to debug this. |
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> The hardware: |
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> Asus Rampage II Extreme |
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> Intel Core i7-980x |
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> 12GB DRAM |
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> 5 WD5002ABYS RAID Edition 500GB drives |
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I had an asus mobo that turned out to be great in the long run, but a few |
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of its newer hardware gadgets took months to be well-supported by linux. |
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I'm thinking (completely guessing :) it sounds like a driver that's not |
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setting some bit properly in a hardware register during boot. |
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That turned out to be a problem with the network chip on my asus, which |
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randomly didn't work after reboots. Finally the driver got fixed after |
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I whined a thousand times to the driver maintainer at Broadcom :) |
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