On 11/15/06, Remy Blank <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<< CUT >> You need to mark all the partitions of your RAID array as "Linux raid autodetect" with fdisk. Here, it seems only hdb1 is marked as such, and hdc1 and hdd1 are not. This prevents the kernel from autostarting your RAID array. Try the following: # fdisk /dev/hdc t 1 fd w # fdisk /dev/hdd t 1 fd w If this doesn't help, are hdc and hdd on a different IDE controller than hda and hdb?
Dôh! Stupid me! I shoud know this! This fixed it, thank you! Up to the folowing weird issue... (will be in a new post)... -- Met vriendelijke groet / With kind regards, H. van Wees --- If UNIX isn't the solution, you've got the wrong problem.
