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[PATCH] just skip over invalid/unsupported RAID
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Felix Zielcke |
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[PATCH] just skip over invalid/unsupported RAID |
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Mon, 11 Aug 2008 13:42:16 +0200 |
I said this already on Bean's RAID topic, but I think I just make now a
new topic instead of messing him's up.
So here's again a patch which changes grub_error into grub_dprintf,
it's the same reason as with these invalid BSD disklabels/partitions
See [0] for a good reason.
GRUB shouldn't fail to rescue mode, if an unsupport RAID (in this case
6) is used on disks which GRUB doestn't even need to access.
Reporter has / and /boot on a raid1 and his raid6 is at the time of the
report not even mounted.
I wasn't that sure about the last case, I changed.
I had this too with my raid 1 experiments, as I forgot to
--zero-superblock the second disk.
Normaly it sohuld never happen that you have more disks for an array as
the super block says you have.
[0] http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=494501
2008-08-11 Felix Zielcke <address@hidden>
* disk/raid.c (grub_raid_scan_device): Do not abort on unsupported RAID
levels or if something is wrong, use grub_dprintf to issue a warning.
raid_dprintf.diff
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