> > *** Correction***
> >
> > kernel 2.2.x and up to the current kernel beta has RAID
> > support enabled by default for mdk package versions. From the
> ?!?!
**??** What does "?!?!" mean? Is it an emoticon like an exclamation of bewilderment,
confusion, shock, disbelief, or conternation?
> If I install the kernel-2.4.1-7mdk.i586.rpm my system does not boot upp
> corretcly, it stops when it's going to access the RAID set. But if I install
> the kernel-source-2.4.1-7mdk, enable the RAID support, and compile the
> kernel, then the system boot up correctly.
** Hold up **
That is obvious. Yes, you can run kernel-x.x.x.arch.rpm without the other
kernel-myspecialty-x.x.x.arch.rpm, but if you plan on reconfiguring your kernel for
"special" features, then you would at least need kernel-source-x.x.x.arch.rpm and
kernel-utils-x.x.x.arch.rpm.
> I have the / as a RAID0 and only /boot as a "normal" disk.
>
> I think it is beacuse the RAID is as an module.
>
> But If I install the source and kompile the kernel, then I have other
> problem...
** My Turn **
?!?! Source as in tarball or "kernel.x.x.x.src.rpm"?
Other problem? Let me guess, kdeaddutil-type dependency errors?
> Who says the Linux is simple?
>
> /N
** LoL **
I certainly did not say anything of the sort but we are trying to get the system to
that point!
Cheers,
-- Al
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