On Thu, Sep 09, 1999 at 11:40:49AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> On Wed, 8 Sep 1999, Paul Jimenez wrote:
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> > This patch is based on the md.c that shipped with the 2.2.11 kernel; it
> > calls md_stop() on all RAID partitions still around at shutdown/reboot
> > time, which allows one to have a small (non-RAID) /boot partition with
> > a kernel on it and a larger (RAID1) partition that's /.
>
> auto-stop has been in the newest driver for a long time. The RAID1 code in
> stock 2.2.11 is considered old and buggy (eg. in the case of disk failure)
> - it's recommended to upgrade to the newest RAID driver and do an mkraid
> --upgrade.
Ingo, could you elaborate on this ?
Are all versions of the RAID driver except for the newest one considered
buggy, in case of disk failure ?
What's the problem ? Are all known problems fixed now ?
I'm sort of wondering, because I've had a lot of luck with older versions,
and would hate to upgrade all the boxes if it's not necessary :)
Thanks,
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