Re: Compaq SMART RAID

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I know it's been a month, but just in case Kevin or someone else
is still looking for the solution for this, I think the solution is to add
a "p" on the end of the device names.  If I'm reading the
code correctly, this is due to what libfdisk/fsedit.c, in the anaconda
sources, does, near line 1400:

            /* for RAID arrays of format c0d0p1 */
            if (strstr(ptr + 4, "rd/") || strstr(ptr + 4, "ida/") || strstr(ptr
+ 4, "cciss/"))
                strcat(hdarr[*numhd]->prefix, "p");


--- "Collins, Kevin (cokm)" <cokm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> > Hi,
> > 
> >     I posted the message below on linux.redhat.install a couple days
> > ago but got no response. Can anyone help me on this?
> > 
> Hi,
> 
>    I am trying to test using Kickstart with RedHat 7.1 on a Compaq system
> with a SMART RAID controller (cpqarray). I am trying unsuccessfully to get
> kickstart to work with this partition config:
> 
> part / --size 250 --asprimary --ondisk ida/c0d0
> part /usr --size 3500 --ondisk ida/c0d0
> part swap --size 1500 --ondisk ida/c0d0
> part /var --size 300 --ondisk ida/c0d0
> part /tmp --size 200 --ondisk ida/c0d0

So, I _think_ the solution is to use, instead:

part / --size 250 --asprimary --ondisk ida/c0d0p
part /usr --size 3500 --ondisk ida/c0d0p
part swap --size 1500 --ondisk ida/c0d0p
part /var --size 300 --ondisk ida/c0d0p
part /tmp --size 200 --ondisk ida/c0d0p

Note that I haven't tested this, the usual caveats apply, etc.

>  
> But this works:
> 
> part / --size 250 --asprimary 
> part /usr --size 3500 
> part swap --size 1500 
> part /var --size 300 
> part /tmp --size 200
>  
> This disk is big enough (6GB) and previously has been installed manually
> with the same configuration. I need to use the '--ondisk' option because
> otherwise the partitions are created on c0d2, which is not what I need.
>  
> I've seen a workaround of creating partions 1st in the %pre stage and then
> using '--onpart', but then I get to script fdisk, which I shouldn't need to
> do :) 
> 
> I am also wondering if I will see the same issue on the the "cciss"
> controllers, and if so, is there a fix for those?
>   
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>  
> Kevin
> 
> _____________
> Kevin Collins
> cokm@xxxxxxxxxxx
> 925.827.6234
>....


=====
--Seth Alford
sethal@xxxxxxxxx

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