Re: Understanding highpoint 370 / ataraid (questions looking for answers)

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Samuel Flory wrote:
> Carl-Daniel Hailfinger wrote:
> 
>>
>> Funny - I had a promise ataraid installation that no version of lilo
>> could boot. Tried grub once and it worked. Since then I avoid lilo.
>>
>  That seems to be the reverse of my experince.

Luckily, both of us have a bootloader that "works for me (TM)".

>> However, we are now talking about md devices. Unfortunately I have no
>> idea how grub behaves there but I heard that a new grub is able to
>> handle that without problems.
>>
>  Maybe there is, but it's not in RH 9.  (Or the installer doesn't know
> how to configure it.)  In which the easier path for people is to check
> the use lilo box durning install.
> 
>> Testing grub is always easy. Simply use a grub boot floppy from
>> somewhere and try to boot your kernel from there. If it works, it also
>> should when installing grub to harddisk.
>
>  You're implying that it's easy to install grub to both drives.  If
> there is an easy way I don't know about it.  Neither does radhat:
> http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=55484

AFAICS, the problem exists only with grub-install. If you install grub
manually (using grub itself and not the grub-install script), it seems
to work. Or did I miss something written down in the bug?


Carl-Daniel





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