Steve Maser wrote: > So, I'm working as a "clueless user" here, I'll admit it, so I could use > some pointers... > .... > > Suggestions? Next Steps? Thanks! > > - Steve
First off, is it hardware or software RAID? What driver are you using? Assuming it is software.... Sending us the output of `cat /proc/mdstat` and `fdisk -l /dev/?d[a-z]-` would be helpful. `mdadm -E ` of each partition marked as type FD (RAID) might also be helpful. Do you have any idea what the structure should be? I think the lvscan is showing you the default setup of your boot disk. In general, the initrd should have the instructions to enable the software RAID devices, and automatically reconstruct them. Basically, this is loading the raid modules, which search for disks with matching UUID of the array they belong to. Having an up-to-date /etc/mdadm.conf is useful when you `mkinitrd` If they don't automatically start up, you can use `mdadm --assemble` to put it together yourself. fdisk -l (compare sizes) and `mdadm -E` can help you sort out which partition goes to which array. lsmod should tell you if the sw RAID modules are loading or not. --Keith _______________________________________________ rhelv5-list mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/rhelv5-list
