michael wrote:
On Wed, 04 Feb 2009 22:47:58 +0100, KwangErn Liew wrote
Do you have initrd enabled?
I believe I do, its a standard install of Debian stable.
For now, I suppose I can do as the last poster suggested and
run a startup script to assemble the array, and mount it.
I will look more into the driver as its a 3rd party loaded module.
Perhaps it can be setup to load earlier in the boot.
If you put the module into the initrd (see man mkinitrd) you can get it
loaded early. You may be able to prevent early start by changing the
partition types (unlikely) or keeping the md device out of fstab and
starting and mounting it from rc.local. I would go initrd.
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