I just did a search of the archives and didn't see this. Sorry if this has been covered already - I'm new to the list. I want to install to a software raid device (/dev/md0) I can create the device prior to install. I have a 2.2.13ac kernel with software raid support that I can place on the install disk. This will autodetect and autostart the raid. So it will be available for the install. I guess my question is whether the install system will allow me to use /dev/md0, for example, instead of /dev/hdx? I'm trying to avoid using a small install partition and doing the copy thing. This system has more drives in it than the box can already handle and I can't afford to waste the space for an install. BTW, I'll be booting from a diskette and/or CD after the install. This is done bye using root=900. For those thinking about using software raid get 2.2.13ac and ignore all the initrd stuff from the How-To. The kernel will start the raid if the partition types are set to raid - very nice. Thanks, Scott --- Scott Patten [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wasatch Communications Group http://www.wasatch.com
