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hallo

> Uh oh. Do you have built your own kernel? I see currently the
no - i used the newest kernel vom the /person/mantel dir from suse...

> following possible reasons for your failure:
> - You have either not compiled-in raid 1 support into the kernel or you
>   have not loaded the module. If you are working with modules, try
>   "modprobe raid1" to load the module.
i will try out

> - You have already mounted the partition you want to add to the
>   raid. This does not work!
hm... not real... i've only created the partitions and yast1 told me
something like "formating now"... i've not set any mountpoint on this
partions... i'me newbie at linux but i mean i haven't ever mounted the
part... how to find out?

> On md0 and the others. When your raid is running (mdstat must tell you
> so), then you run "mke2fs /dev/md0" or any other filesystem you want
> to use.
hm - "is running" :-). but it isn't running :-(((. someone told me to
install a second linux create the raid and than copy the os to the md?
devices!? now i'm absolutly confused... for e.g. in winnt (don't kill me
please) you can create everytime in a running system a mirror. if you like
you can remove this, too. no stress... if i do a mke2fs, will i clear my
/dev/hda? with this execute????

> The partition type fd for raid is set via fdisk. E.g. fdisk /dev/hda
> and then change the type their. This is only necessary, if you want to
if so - seams to be a special partion type... i cannot found this part type
in yast1...

> boot from the raid or simply want to have it started automatically at
> boot. Again, this either requires compiled raid 1 support or the
> module being loaded upon boot.
i will thing it is compiled inside! on the swap part it is working and it is
loading while the boot process...



Alex