On 18-May-2011 23:02:58 +0400, Á È wrote: > I have onboard RAID controller "RAID bus controller: Intel > Corporation 82801 SATA RAID Controller (rev 02) ". > LSPCI said that. That's so-called "fake RAID": the actual mirroring is performed by a driver which uses CPU. The main difference between fake and real RAID controllers is very simple: if it supports RAID level 5 - that's real RAID, otherwise it most likely is a fake one. > And two hard drives. I have created RAID 1 with internal software. > After booting with "Owl 3.0-stable 2011/03/12 for 32-bit x86" > from CD my RAID did not recognized as raid. I mean, that fdisk > show me sda and sdb disks. That's normal. > Can you help me, please? Hopefully we can... > May be, I need some module? Or only mdraid is possible for me? Yes, and that's much better than using some hardware-dependent code: if you have some trouble with the HDD controller, you don't need to find a similar model from the same vendor - instead, you can simply connect your drives to any other controller and get the array running. -- Alexey V. Vissarionov aka Gremlin from Kremlin <gremlin ðòé gremlin ôþë ru> GPG key ID: 0xAB8CF595, keyserver: hkp://wwwkeys.eu.pgp.netReceived on Wed May 18 2011 - 13:07:36 PDT
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