/proc/mdstat exists. I can't create md arrays, as the utilities say that
/dev/md0 is a bad argument.
Just to be sure: what's the output of
uname -a
mkraid --version
?
Egon Eckert
Ingo's RAID patch (the 0.90 series) doesn't list unused md devices
in /proc/mdstat, only active ones.
Getting the "bad argument" error seems to be a default error
message for mkraid, I'm not sure of the complete list of conditions that
can cause it. The simplest would be that
Thursday, July 27, 2000, 5:59:22 PM, umshore4 wrote:
When I boot from this kernel, everything appear to be fine, except
that no devices (not even inactive ones) are listed in /proc/mdstat,
although /proc/mdstat exists. I can't create md arrays, as the
utilities say that /dev/md0 is
Hi!
I've applied the raid-0.90-2.2.16-A0 patch to a 2.2.16 kernel and compiled
with multiple disk, autodetect, and raid1 support in kernel.
When I boot from this kernel, everything appear to be fine, except that no
devices (not even inactive ones) are listed in /proc/mdstat, although
