On Tue, 2008-04-08 at 10:46 -0400, John Watlington wrote:
>
> What do you think is going on?
No clue. This properly discovered and partitioned/formatted the RAID
under build 150 ?
I'm surprised that it worked in 150!
I've got to go back and do a 150 install.
Right now I think it probably didn't do a RAID but also didn't cause problems
finishing with four drives (and thus didn't raise any concerns in this
direction). I only noticed because the setup failed.
I am still clueless what might be causing the 'FATAL: module md not found'
error.
Fedora 7 dvd and live cd don't show that behaviour (they - or I - screw up
later in the setup process ;-).
> Anybody ever tried this using a different mobo / sata controller
> (mine is the on-board nVidia MCP61)?
Not at this end.
I think an automated partitioning scheme resembling something like this:
1 hdd - single drive install
2 hdds - raid 1
3 hdds - raid 5
4 hdds - raid 6
5 hdds - raid 6 + hot spare (or let the 5th hdd be a raid6 member - give the
admin a choice)
...
would be something to aim for.
Raid6 with one bad hdd is no performance problem, with two bad hdds and no hot
spare things get really slow.
Maybe give the user a chance to override these setup defaults.
Stefan
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