The first disk seems OK (and should be the boot disk). The second and third
virtual disk claim that they don't have a partiton table.
The kernel then panics because it can't mount the root partition.
The first disk is a single disk. The second and third virtual disks are
RAID-0, two and three physical disks respectivley. The controller is a 428,
Rev-D1, with battery backup, bios 1.47.
Unfortunately, I don't have another disk to boot from to isolate driver
problems from kernel problems. If I use a stock 2.2.1 kernel with "mem=950M",
then things seem to work fine.
Any ideas on what could be going wrong?
Thanks,
-Dan Christian
Jeffrey Jones wrote:
> I realized that it is silly of me to post these in the form of patches,
> (since the patches are longer than the two source files combined). So here
> are the source files, just copy them over linux/drivers/scsi/megaraid.c and
> linux/drivers/scsi/megaraid.h,
> they will work for 2.0,2.1, and 2.2 kernels.
> Also I forgot to mention there is a Redhat boot.img and supp.img that has
> the driver (older version) on it so you can install to a RAID drive as the
> boot device... at ftp://ftp.megatrends.com/megaraid/drivers/linux
>
> Jeff L Jones <jeffreyj@ami.com>
> RAID SW Dev., American Megatrends Inc.
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