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oops.
I successfully installed RedHat 8.0 onto two ATA133
80gig drives running a mirrored RAID with the hpt37x (highpoint 372 onboard
RaidController on the SOYO DRAGON motherboard.)
I used ext3 as my filesystem type of choice but
unfortunately the system shut down uncleanly and it now is coming up with the
"press Y to force file system integrity check" at boot.... which it runs by
itself anyways.
As I'm sure you can imagine, fsck comes up with
errors and asks for me to run it without the -a or -p option.
The actual error that comes up is :
It detects my /dev/hde and /dev/hdg as
/dev/sda which is great... but then it fails with the above
error.
Has anybody tried this?
Can you suggest what "was 1, should be 2"
means for the filesystem type of kernel.h?
Thanks in advance
Shaun
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