> > > Hi, about HTP370 drivers in recent kernels; do i need to upgrate my bios > > ? > > > I'v read on hpt's website that 2.0 is needed for their drivers... > > > > I have no idea. My card just works ;) zap > > > You don´t need to, but it´s no problem if you do so. If you have an onboard > controller, look at www.biosmods.com for a bios with the new bios. It seems to be a nice site; i'll update my bios with a nice logo and a new HPT bios! Well, i'v created a raid-0 array with an old version of the bios (don't know if it is related) and i'v booted the redhat 7.2 install in expert mode: I have created a driver disk as seen on the list archive (http://www-public.tu-bs.de:8080/~y0002235/ataraid/rh7.2), loaded it from the expert mode but with disk druid or fdisk i have 1 45Go disk on hdg and 2 40Go disks on hde and hdf. The 45Go on hdg is normal, but i though that the 2 40Go disk should be hidden and that a raid partition should appears. I'v tried to create md0 with "mknod /tmp/md0 b 114 0" but it seems that the install process do not refresh the list of disks. A fdisk on /tmp/md0 works and show a capacity of 80Go. I'm so close to install RH72 on my raid array :{ Does someone has succeed in installing rh72 on a raid array ? Thanks for support; Jean-Baptiste Vignaud
