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12-27-2002 02:52 PM
12-27-2002 02:52 PM
ML310 IDE raid and Linux
I have 4 x 80Gb IDE drives installed and setup using Raid 1 in the raid controller bios. On boot the raid drives are listed as raid0, raid1.
When trying to install linux (redhat 7.3 or 8.), I followed the instructions, from Compaq, about creating a driver disk and installing it, but when it comes to partitioning the system, linux only sees the 4 individual drives and not the 2 raid drives.
How can I get linux to only see the raid devices?
When trying to install linux (redhat 7.3 or 8.), I followed the instructions, from Compaq, about creating a driver disk and installing it, but when it comes to partitioning the system, linux only sees the 4 individual drives and not the 2 raid drives.
How can I get linux to only see the raid devices?
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