Stephen, I finally gave up trying to make it work on this machine. I put the SCSI card in another machine that didn't have an array and everything is fine. Thanks everybody for your help! Charles On 8/3/07, Stephen Gregory <oclug [ at ] kernelpanic [ dot ] ca> wrote: > > Do you plan to keep a raid on the SCSI drives? > > If so one option is to renumber you md* devices in mdadm and > fstab. /dev/md0 becomes /dev/md1, md1 becomes md2, etc. Then add the > UUID for md0 (on SCSI drives) to your mdadm.conf. You should be able > to get the UUID from the mdadm tool. See the manpage. > > The other option is to destroy the raid array from the SCSI drives and > recreate it. Blanking out the partition table on each scsi drive with > fdisk should be sufficient. Before doing this I would physically > disconnect the sata drives and boot with the gentoo boot/install cd, > knoppix, or similar. > > UDEV should not enter into this. Your problem is not with the names in > /dev/ but with the order the kernel detects the raid devices. UDEV is > not invoked until much later. > > -- > sg > -- Charles Nadeau Ph.D. http://charlesnadeau.blogspot.com/ http://radio.weblogs.com/0111823/ Un emploi pour moi? Voila mon CV: http://resumes.hotjobs.com/charlesnadeau/resumeprincipal Got a job for me? Here is my Resume: http://resumes.hotjobs.com/charlesnadeau/resumeprincipal