PetaSAN installation on a RAID1 volume
Ste
125 Posts
December 6, 2021, 10:57 amQuote from Ste on December 6, 2021, 10:57 amGood morning,
I'm installing Petasan on Dell PowerEdge servers. I created a RAID1 volume in server setup with the 2 SATA 1TB disks, but in the Petasan installer I see the two separated disks instead of the mirrored volume (see attached picture).
I then choose une of them (sda), and Petasan actually installs on it and boots, but if I go in server setup again I see that the RAID1 is broken !
Is there a special procedure to install Petasan on a RAID1 volume ? Thanks.
Good morning,
I'm installing Petasan on Dell PowerEdge servers. I created a RAID1 volume in server setup with the 2 SATA 1TB disks, but in the Petasan installer I see the two separated disks instead of the mirrored volume (see attached picture).
I then choose une of them (sda), and Petasan actually installs on it and boots, but if I go in server setup again I see that the RAID1 is broken !
Is there a special procedure to install Petasan on a RAID1 volume ? Thanks.
Last edited on December 6, 2021, 11:12 am by Ste · #1
admin
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December 7, 2021, 11:13 amQuote from admin on December 7, 2021, 11:13 amThe hardware RAID configuration should present the drives to the OS/kernel as 1 drive at the hardware level, here we are see-ing 2 distinct drives at the OS level even with their distinct serial numbers. Could be a configuration error or may the type of controller is not supported, some lower end system provide "Fake RAID" which is not supported by Linux.
The hardware RAID configuration should present the drives to the OS/kernel as 1 drive at the hardware level, here we are see-ing 2 distinct drives at the OS level even with their distinct serial numbers. Could be a configuration error or may the type of controller is not supported, some lower end system provide "Fake RAID" which is not supported by Linux.
Last edited on December 7, 2021, 11:16 am by admin · #2
Ste
125 Posts
December 15, 2021, 3:29 pmQuote from Ste on December 15, 2021, 3:29 pm
Quote from admin on December 7, 2021, 11:13 am
or may the type of controller is not supported, some lower end system provide "Fake RAID" which is not supported by Linux.
I'm afraid it is the second option, as the main high-end controller manages the OSDs, while the RAID1 volume is managed by a second less powerful controller.
Quote from admin on December 7, 2021, 11:13 am
or may the type of controller is not supported, some lower end system provide "Fake RAID" which is not supported by Linux.
I'm afraid it is the second option, as the main high-end controller manages the OSDs, while the RAID1 volume is managed by a second less powerful controller.
PetaSAN installation on a RAID1 volume
Ste
125 Posts
Quote from Ste on December 6, 2021, 10:57 amGood morning,
I'm installing Petasan on Dell PowerEdge servers. I created a RAID1 volume in server setup with the 2 SATA 1TB disks, but in the Petasan installer I see the two separated disks instead of the mirrored volume (see attached picture).
I then choose une of them (sda), and Petasan actually installs on it and boots, but if I go in server setup again I see that the RAID1 is broken !
Is there a special procedure to install Petasan on a RAID1 volume ? Thanks.
Good morning,
I'm installing Petasan on Dell PowerEdge servers. I created a RAID1 volume in server setup with the 2 SATA 1TB disks, but in the Petasan installer I see the two separated disks instead of the mirrored volume (see attached picture).
I then choose une of them (sda), and Petasan actually installs on it and boots, but if I go in server setup again I see that the RAID1 is broken !
Is there a special procedure to install Petasan on a RAID1 volume ? Thanks.
admin
2,930 Posts
Quote from admin on December 7, 2021, 11:13 amThe hardware RAID configuration should present the drives to the OS/kernel as 1 drive at the hardware level, here we are see-ing 2 distinct drives at the OS level even with their distinct serial numbers. Could be a configuration error or may the type of controller is not supported, some lower end system provide "Fake RAID" which is not supported by Linux.
The hardware RAID configuration should present the drives to the OS/kernel as 1 drive at the hardware level, here we are see-ing 2 distinct drives at the OS level even with their distinct serial numbers. Could be a configuration error or may the type of controller is not supported, some lower end system provide "Fake RAID" which is not supported by Linux.
Ste
125 Posts
Quote from Ste on December 15, 2021, 3:29 pmQuote from admin on December 7, 2021, 11:13 amor may the type of controller is not supported, some lower end system provide "Fake RAID" which is not supported by Linux.
I'm afraid it is the second option, as the main high-end controller manages the OSDs, while the RAID1 volume is managed by a second less powerful controller.
Quote from admin on December 7, 2021, 11:13 amor may the type of controller is not supported, some lower end system provide "Fake RAID" which is not supported by Linux.
I'm afraid it is the second option, as the main high-end controller manages the OSDs, while the RAID1 volume is managed by a second less powerful controller.