No clue but I wondered why a RAID stack would need the hostname so I Googled: raid hostname
You're not alone by the looks. And it's not peculiar to the hardware. http://askubuntu.com/questions/63980/how-do-i-rename-an-mdadm-raid-array comes close. I haven't used a RAID in years and that was under Windows NT and OpenBSD. Seems like the installer should ask though, I remember that question from a few days ago when using an install disk to get into rescue mode (i386/686). If you really didn't get asked (debian was the default I saw), that might be a legitimate bug. On 2/22/16, Nagel, Peter (IFP) <peter.na...@kit.edu> wrote: > I have just done a new installation on a Kirkwood system (QNAP-TS 420) > using the expert mode. > After the the installation I realized that the installer hasn't asked me > for the hostname. > > I have now changed the hostname but it turned out that the RAID-device > is still containing the old name. > Since the RAID-device contains the / directory I can not just stop and > re-assamble the RAID-device with a new name. > > How can I change the name of the RAID-device? > > Peter > > > > -- Credit is the root of all evil. - AB1JX
