Eli Stair wrote:
You shouldn't need to build a new kernel, just extract the SRPM for
the initial install (CentOS 5, no updated kernels), use the config for
the appropriate kernel (SMP, UP, i386/x86_64), enable the raid10
module and do a 'make modules'. You may need to do a minor amount of
tweaking in the installer image to include this, but nothing serious.
Alternately, just building a driver disk with the module and source it
in the install. Interesting that it's not enabled in the installer
image, because it's present in a fully-booted system... space
limitations?
/eli
It is not present in a fully booted system for me either. Are you
running centos 5?
How would I make a driver disk? I'm not very familiar with this.
Russ
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