I'm using a mega-raid controller as well - you shouldn't be using linux to
raid it - use the bios setup to define raidxx for the disks. The configured
drive(s) should then be referred to as sda1,2 etc.
For example, we configured our 3 disks as 1 raid 0 drive, which means that
our disk list looks like:
gemini sda1 comp-root -1 local # /
gemini sda3 comp-user -1 local # /var
gemini sda5 comp-high -1 local # /home
gemini sda6 comp-high -1 local # /public
gemini sda7 holding-disk -1 local # /data holding disk
Good luck,
Chris
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mike Cathey
Sent: Friday, 12 January 2001 05:08
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Subject: /dev/rd/c0d0* on linux
Hi all,
I'm setting up amanda-2.4.2 CVS on a linux box with a MegaRAID
controller.
The raid partitions are /dev/rd/c0d0p* and amanda didn't like that. I
manually modified
config.h on this client due to time constraints, but I would expect that
a cleaner method of finding
such devices could be arranged in the configure script...
Cheers,
Mike Cathey
