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On Tue, 12 Jul 2005, Jarry wrote: |
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> Pardon for my ignorance, but what do you mean with "Linux raid-1 rather |
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> than the software raid"??? Is it not the same? Or do you mean some |
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> hw-raid? |
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Some motherboards claim to have RAID built-in but really it is software |
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RAID in the BIOS. Linux's software RAID is usually better though. I think |
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this is what was implied. |
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> BTW, I'm already on the track of my problem: |
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> After booting (actually not booting) I entered into that "maintenance |
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> mode" and found out, that there are no /dev/md? files (although I |
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> created them during installation)! Why??? Should not udev create them |
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> automatically? Or did I misconfigured something concerning udev/devfs |
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> in kernel? |
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Firstly, is RAID support built-in to your kernel? Also did you set the |
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partition types to "Linux raid autodetect" when running fdisk? |
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