> Anyway, I just did a clean install of RedHat 6.0 on a new server, and
> attempted a software RAID setup on it. Everything seems to work fine, the
> /dev/md0, 1 & 2 mount and read/write properly, but the autodetection fails
> on startup.
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> kmod: failed to exec /sbin/modprobe -s -k md-personality-3, errno = 2
Don't you just love RedHat? In two successive releases they have managed to
create confusion that dominates the list for a while. And this despite the fact
that Ingo, I believe, works for them. Why can't they do anything the simple way?
> After the system starts up I can manually start RAID and mount the
> filesystems, but I would like it to happen on startup. Do
> you have any idea what my problem is?
Your initrd doesn't include the necessary RAID modules. There are two options:
(a) rebuild your kernel, building RAID into it (less flakey), or (b) make a new
initrd including the RAID support you need (less hassle).
Cheers,
Bruno Prior [EMAIL PROTECTED]
