Mount RAID Array??

[FLaMEagle]

Hey, I have a RAID+0 array and it has Win2k and Win98SE on them.

I was wondering what the commands are to mount a RAID (double drived) array is?

I tried "mount /dev/hde1 -t vfat /mnt/WinC"

but it spits out that vfat is not supported... my RAID arrays are detected (2.4.0) as hde and hdf.

Any help would be appreciated! I would just like to access the drives and copy some files over.

[prince_kenshi]

It sounds like you don't have vfat support in the kernel. You'll probably have to recompile the kernel or perhaps load a module if it's supported.

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Prince Kenshi
Son of Bahamut

[FLaMEagle]

Hmm.. I recompiled my kernel and it seems to recognize VFAT now... but it still spits out that there's a problem with the major or minor # or something like that...

I'm just trying to access the RAID array. Maybe there is a way to enable virtual software raid or something? Somehow combine the two drives into one virtual partition, and then access it from there?

If so, what is the command?

[sssadams]

looks like you are trying to use one of those new m/b with built in IDE RAID.Forget it http://www.linuxnewbie.org/ubb/smile.gif
Put your drives on the regular IDE bus and go to www.linuxdoc.org (http://www.linuxdoc.org) and do a search for software raid.

[FLaMEagle]

Dang... I guess I'll have to wait for some HPT370 Linux support...

I don't wanna do Software Raid because all I really need to do is access the drives to copy some MP3s or whatnot off of them.