Sorry about the previous posting, I hit hit send pre-maturely.

I plan to put 4 9Gb disks into a RAID array.  I want more than one file
system on this array so I decided to partition each disk and create
multiple software raid arrays.  Each raid array would have exactly one
device entry for each physical disk (I included a copy of my raidtab
file if that explanation is not quite clear).  During bootup, I get the
following error:

filesvr kernel: md: serializing resync, md0 has overlapping physical
units with md1!

why is this a bad thing to do?


My raidtab file looks as follows:

  raiddev /dev/md0
          raid-level      5
          nr-raid-disks   4
          nr-spare-disks  0
          persistent-superblock 1
          parity-algorithm        left-symmetric
          chunk-size      32
          device          /dev/sda1
          raid-disk       0
          device          /dev/sdb1
          raid-disk       1
          device          /dev/sdc1
          raid-disk       2
          device          /dev/sdd1
          raid-disk       3

  raiddev /dev/md1
          raid-level      5
          nr-raid-disks   4
          nr-spare-disks  0
          persistent-superblock 1
          parity-algorithm        left-symmetric
          chunk-size      32
          device          /dev/sda2
          raid-disk       0
          device          /dev/sdb2
          raid-disk       1
          device          /dev/sdc2
          raid-disk       2
          device          /dev/sdd2
          raid-disk       3


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Anthony Di Paola
Systems Administrator
Parametric Technology Corporation
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