Kenny_Flynn
April 10th, 2014, 02:30 AM
I am attempted to build my very first RAID using four, 3TB drives. After successfully completing the installation, I am unable to boot the fresh installation. Overall, the process has been a fun learning experience but I seem to be at the limit of what I can stumble through on my own using Google.
error: disk 'mduuid/#' not found.
I used GParted to create three partitions on each of the four drives: an unformatted 1MB partition with the grub_bios flag, a 8000 MB swap partition and a third ext4 partition to take up the remaining space. Using these instructions as a guide (https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/advanced-installation.html#raid-degraded), I configured md0 for the swap partitions and md1 for the large filesystem.
I have tried running the Boot-Repair-Disk but I have not been able to automatically repair the issue. http://paste.ubuntu.com/7228596/
As far as I can tell from mdadm output, the raid itself seems to be functioning correctly. All the drives seem to be active and healthy so I suspect the issue may lie in something I am missing with grub or with my DFI LanParty mobo.
I would appreciate any insight in what I could try next or what could be wrong. Thank you for your time.
error: disk 'mduuid/#' not found.
I used GParted to create three partitions on each of the four drives: an unformatted 1MB partition with the grub_bios flag, a 8000 MB swap partition and a third ext4 partition to take up the remaining space. Using these instructions as a guide (https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/advanced-installation.html#raid-degraded), I configured md0 for the swap partitions and md1 for the large filesystem.
I have tried running the Boot-Repair-Disk but I have not been able to automatically repair the issue. http://paste.ubuntu.com/7228596/
As far as I can tell from mdadm output, the raid itself seems to be functioning correctly. All the drives seem to be active and healthy so I suspect the issue may lie in something I am missing with grub or with my DFI LanParty mobo.
I would appreciate any insight in what I could try next or what could be wrong. Thank you for your time.