Re: Problem with RocketRaid driver installation (was: Where is boot loader installed in a RAID1 configuration?)

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• Subject: Re: Problem with RocketRaid driver installation (was: Where is boot loader installed in a RAID1 configuration?)
• From: Alan Cox <alan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2008 00:48:39 +0000
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O> 1. Build a non-SATA Fedora 7 system.
> 2. Install the missing RocketRaid 1720 driver on this system.
> 3. This temporary system can now access the RAID1 array and the missing driver 
> may now be transferred to the SATA system.

The existing kernel drivers and dmraid should be fine. The partially
non-free rocketraid drivers can then be avoided.

Alan

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  • Re: Where is boot loader installed in a RAID1 configuration?
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    • From: Erik P. Olsen
  • Re: Problem with RocketRaid driver installation (was: Where is boot loader installed in a RAID1 configuration?)
    • From: Erik P. Olsen

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