Re: Something corrupts raid5 disks slightly during reboot

[Ville Herva]

> So this is not a 2.2 kernel issue. I very much doubt it's a kernel issue at
> all. Unless it is a bug in kernel partition detection that is still present
> in 2.4.x.

Short addition: in the earlier thread, it was suggested to inspect the disk
with another OS (DOS, Windows, something else) to rule out Linux kernel
completely. I couldn't easily find anything that boots from cd or preferably
from floppy (since I don't have cdrom attached due to ide cable shortage)
*and* supports the HPT370 ide controller /dev/hdg is connected to.

If I find something that fits the bill, I'll give it a shot.


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