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This problem occurred in both CentOS 5.2 and the new (awesome!)
5.3: I'm using a SuperMicro motherboard with a 6 port NVidia SATA
controller on the motherboard and an 8 port SuperMicro Marvel controller in a
slot. In my kickstart file, I have part raid.01 … -- … part raid.02 … -- … part raid.03 … -- … part raid.04 … -- … … raid / --level=RAID1 --fstype=ext3 --device=md0 raid.01
raid.02 raid.03 raid.04 When I only have 4 drives installed in the system, this
works fine. However, whenever I have more than 4 drives, it seems that
anaconda ignores my --ondisk, and lays out /dev/md0 somewhat randomly across
the drives. In particular, with 8 drives (sda..sdh), with the exact same
kickstart file, it lays out /dev/md0 on drives sda, sdb, sdg and sdh. with 10 drives (sda..sdj), with the exact same kickstart
file, it lays out /dev/md0 on drives sda, sdh, sdi, sdj. Does this make sense to anybody? Any help would be
appreciated greatly… Thanks! Mark |
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