>>>>> "bc" == Brian Curtis <bcurtis@pomfret.net> writes:
bc> Hello Mike,
bc> Sunday, January 5, 2003, 2:12:12 PM, you wrote:
MW> I have a dual RAID 1 setup too. When you installed the new HD did you
MW> put it between the two RAID drives? You have to install a new drive
MW> behind existing drives or your mdtab and fstab file won't match the
MW> physical drives.
bc> Actually, my entire Linux system resides on SCSI drives. The IDE HDD
bc> is for mass storage only (single drive, no RAID).
And where is Grub installed, the IDE ? If so could it be that you have
not a good install of grub on the IDE.
Try re-installing grub, 'grub-install /dev/hda'
MW> In my configuration, I can install a new HD as /dev/hdb or /dev/hdd
MW> since neither affects the original fstab or mdtab. If you did, you can
MW> edit fstab and mdtab to match your new drive configuration.
bc> Unfortunately I cannot get far enough in the boot process (without
bc> using rescue mode) to have made this mistake. Checking fstab and
bc> raidtab once booted into rescue mode, neither file has been modified
bc> since July 2002.
bc> --
bc> Best regards,
bc> Brian Curtis
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