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Hardware




  • Asus K8N4-E Deluxe Mobo

  • Sil 3114 fake raid, onboard

  • 2 Seagate 250 gb hd, hosting my /home

  • A backup on a separate hard disk of /home



What I have so far



I've made the raid using the Sil 3114 firmware. I'm using raid level 1. I have a bash script I run as root as soon as I get a prompt:



dmraid -ay
mount /dev/mapper/sil*1 /home


The problem



I have to logon as root and use that stupid bash script every boot. Ubuntu isn't automatically understanding the raid volume. I haven't put the raid volume in fstab because it doesn't exist on boot. How do I have /home from my fakeraid automounted at boot?


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I believe @ppetraki is correct about this being a bug in the version of ubuntu this was about. A good workaround is:




  1. Write an upstart service that runs dmraid -ay when the system boots.

  2. In fstab, mount the devices by their UUID


[#43663] Friday, October 14, 2022, 2 Years  [reply] [flag answer]
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