Fw: Raid; mkraid /dev/md0
> > Frans> -edited the raidtab file ( I noticed there beeing a raid
> > Frans> directory so I copied it from it's original location in /etc)
>
> >
> > The raidtab file needs to be in /etc. I have noticed the /etc/raid
> > directory as well, but AFAIK it is not used. (This could be considered
> > a bug in the package.)
>
Hence the copy
I thought that it maybe could be used for a mount-point but isn't it a bit
silly to have it in etc?
>
I've attached the original message if anyone can shine a light on this
thing
that will not work. It's really the mkraid /dev/md0 part that won't work.
>
Thanx anyway for the response. ( I'm digging, searching for my own mail).
Frans
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Hai all
I've been wanting to play with raid.
Reading the software-raid-howto; I stranded on mkraid /dev/md0
That darn thing did not want to.
-apt-got raidtools2 & dpkg-i kernelpatch.......2.2.10......
-edited the raidtab file ( I noticed there beeing a raid directory so I
copied it from it's original location in /etc)
-edited fstab..............don't know if that was smart; but it didn't work.
-looked at /proc/mdstat: nothing active.....(personality was created).
-checked for /var/log/syslog. Gave with starting raiddevices that /dev/md0
was an invalid argument.
-fdisked both disks to "fd"
-system description:
hda1=boot
hda5=swap
hdb1=raiddev 0
hdc1=raiddev 1
hdd=cdrom
Thank you in advance
Frans
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