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Hi,<br />
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&gt;&nbsp;80G SATA drives on the embedded RAID controller<br />
What's your motherboard (brand and model number)?<br />
And what kind the embedded RAID controller for the SATA (HighPoint or Promise?)<br />
<br />
So might need to look at the RAID controller vendor for the Linux drvier.<br />
<br />
Wesly
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Hi,

> 80G SATA drives on the embedded RAID controller
What's your motherboard (brand and model number)?
And what kind the embedded RAID controller for the SATA (HighPoint or Promise?)

So might need to look at the RAID controller vendor for the Linux drvier.

Wesly

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Config: (2) 80G SATA drives on the embedded RAID controller, setup as RAID 1<br />
(5) 250G PATA drives attached to a 3ware 7506 card as RAID 5<br />
Linux disk partitioning sees the RAID 1 setup as /dev/sda and /dev/sdb (rather than just a single disk)<br />
the 3ware RAID 5 config is shown as /dev/hdc (which it should be)<br />
How do I get RHEL to use the hardware RAID 1 and see it as a single disk?<br />
I've checked the Intel site for embedded RAID drivers and don't see any listed for Linux.
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Config: (2) 80G SATA drives on the embedded RAID controller, setup as RAID 1
(5) 250G PATA drives attached to a 3ware 7506 card as RAID 5
Linux disk partitioning sees the RAID 1 setup as /dev/sda and /dev/sdb (rather than just a single disk)
the 3ware RAID 5 config is shown as /dev/hdc (which it should be)
How do I get RHEL to use the hardware RAID 1 and see it as a single disk?
I've checked the Intel site for embedded RAID drivers and don't see any listed for Linux.

rhel 3.0 setup on intel mobo se7525gp2

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