Eyal Lebedinsky wrote:
I have two disks as raid on a BP6 (HPT366) and had one too many
lockups on hde+hdg, so I decided to move it down to hdb+hdd.
I could not start the raid, it just complained that the disks
are not at the major/minor it expected it.
The first message said that
Neil Brown wrote:
OK, this time I really want to know how this should be handled.
Well. it "should" be handled by re-writing various bits of raid code
to make it all work more easily, but without doing that it "could" be
handled by marking the partitions as hold raid componenets (0XFE I
On Sunday February 25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Neil Brown wrote:
OK, this time I really want to know how this should be handled.
Well. it "should" be handled by re-writing various bits of raid code
to make it all work more easily, but without doing that it "could" be
handled by
Neil Brown wrote:
On Sunday February 25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Neil Brown wrote:
OK, this time I really want to know how this should be handled.
Well. it "should" be handled by re-writing various bits of raid code
to make it all work more easily, but without doing that it
I have two disks as raid on a BP6 (HPT366) and had one too many
lockups on hde+hdg, so I decided to move it down to hdb+hdd.
I've fixed two BP6s (V1.0 and V1.1) using the EC10 cap upgrade method.
More detail is available on several of the Abit-centric overclocker
sites.
Between the two PGA
