Re: Software Raid Autodetection Problem

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On Wednesday September 10, darrylb@iprimus.com.au wrote:
> I am having problems with autodetection of a software raid0 array running on 
> Debian unstable with kernel 2.4.21.  The Kernel was compiled with all 
> necessary support as suggested by the howto (except there no longer seems to 
> be a specific configuration option for autodetection).  Once loaded the array 
> starts normally with raidstart --all.  I used Debian kernel sources and built 
> the kernel with make-kpkg.  Debian kernel sources are set up for initrd and I 
> have had no luck compiling non-initrd Debian kernels, so the kernel does use 
> initrd.
> 
> Dmesg seems to indicate it is scanning for raid arrays but for some reason is 
> not finding this particular one.  I might add that the partitions concerned 
> are set up as type fd (Linux Raid) and the array was created with 
> persistent-superblock in the raidtab.  As I would ultimately like to boot 
> from the software raid I would welcome any assistance in solving this 
> problem.  Incidentally, is it correct that Lilo supports booting only from a 
> software raid1 and not a software raid0 array?

Is md compiled as a module or is it linked into the kernel? Because
autodetec won't work with md as a module.

Lilo does support booting from raid1, but no other raid level.

NeilBrown
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