yes, the 0.42-raidtools => 0.90 upgrade problem for RAID1 is fixed. (if
you have an old RAID1 config, about the only thing to do is to add
chunksize to the config file, any value will do, say 32k. Then do the
--upgrade, it will upgrade without data loss)

-- mingo

On Mon, 14 Dec 1998, Yann Doussot wrote:

> On Mon, 14 Dec 1998, MOLNAR Ingo wrote:
> 
> > 
> > this is an alpha release of the latest Linux RAID0145 drivers, against
> > kernel 2.1.131-ac9 and 2.0.36. (ac10 and ac11 should patch cleanly too)
> > 
> > WARNING: we are still not out of alpha status, some of the new features
> > were tested only on my box. It should be mostly ok, but a backup never
> > hurts ...
> > 
> 
>       Hello Ingo,
> 
>       One or two month ago, I reported you a bug in Raid 1 upgrade (from
> an array created with raidtools 0.42). Does this release fix the problem ?
> I have two computers that I would like to upgrade ...
> 
>       Thanks.
> 
> ---
> Yann Doussot
> 

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