On Sunday 26 March 2006 01:51, dragoran wrote: > Gilboa Davara wrote: > > On Fri, 2006-03-24 at 17:53 +0100, dragoran wrote: > >> I have tryed to upgrade from FC4 -> FC5 using anaconda but it did not > >> detect my FC4 installation which is installed on /dev/md0. > >> It tryes to add a non raid partition to the array and ignores the raid > >> partition. This causes the initalisation of md0 to fail. > >> Is this a kernel or anaconda bug? > >> Bug report: > >> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=186312 > >> (no reply ...) > >> So I backuped my data dan tryed a reinstall and it detected the md0 > >> array in diskdruid but showed "foreign" as filesystem.. > >> did edit and set mount point to / and filesystem ext3 > >> but it failed formating it with a messages saying that it failed and > >> that I should press enter to reboot the system. > >> What happend? How could such things happen with a *final* release? Raid > >> support seems broken and nobody has noticed. > >> I always updated my system from RH9->FC1->FC2->FC3->FC4 (then > >> reinstalled FC4 because of i386->x86_64) but it seems that upgrade is no > >> more possible to FC5 :( > > > > I'd suggest you switch to console once Anaconda loads and mount the MD0 > > by hand. > > It should give you a way to circumvent the bug. > > > > Gilboa > > I just deleted the raid and recreated it and now it seems to work fine. > (running FC5 with md raid now). > But the bug still needs to be fixed. > But I don't like to reinstall FC6 when its out upgrade from raid should > work as it did before FC5. I assure you upgrades from FC4 to FC5 on systems with md software raids were tested and all worked without issue. It isn't that raid support is broken and nobody noticed. Not sure why the failure in your particular case, but I've done several upgrades myself without incident. Without being able to reproduce the problem, fixing whatever went wrong on your system may prove difficult, if not impossible. -- Jarod Wilson jarod@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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