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> # Lowering severity as the dmraid support is fixed in daily images
> severity 497110 normal
Bug#497110: boot loader installation failed when dmraid=true
Severity set to `normal' from `serious'
> clone 497110 -1
Bug#497110: boot loader installation fail
On Monday 08 September 2008, Giuseppe Iuculano wrote:
> Frans Pop ha scritto:
> > The physical disks show as 4GB, but the (correctly detected) dmraid
> > device is only 100.8MB in size, which is a bit small for actual use.
>
> You are right, also for hpt45x disk size is encoded in the .dat file.
>
Frans Pop ha scritto:
> The physical disks show as 4GB, but the (correctly detected) dmraid device
> is only 100.8MB in size, which is a bit small for actual use :-P
>
> I get the same if I use the raw images with qemu.
>
> Any ideas?
You are right, also for hpt45x disk size is encoded in the .
On Sunday 07 September 2008, Giuseppe Iuculano wrote:
> Ok, with Highpoint 45X ATARAID this is simple.
Thanks for that! It's close but does not quite work for me yet.
I get 4GB raw images and can convert those to vdi images for VirtualBox
(using the same conversion I used for the sil images).
Th
Giuseppe Iuculano ha scritto:
>> reason to use the procedure you devised would be to generate disk images
>> of a different size (80GB was a bit of a pain for the conversion from
>> vbox to VirtualBox format for example).
>
> Uhmm, there are some unknown metadata sectors, I think this isn't pos
On Sunday 07 September 2008, Frans Pop wrote:
> The offsets are probably some fixed distance from the end of the disk.
The offsets appear to be:
for i in 0 1 2 3; do
echo $(( ($(cat hda_sil.size) - ($i * 512 + 1)) * 512 ))
done
fdisk -ul /dev/hda reports:
80026361856 bytes; 156301488 sect
Frans Pop ha scritto:
> *.size is the disk size in sectors.
> hda_{0,1,2,3}_sil.dat are all identical, but there are some differences
> between .dat files for hda and hdb.
> *.offset files are numbers close to the end of the disk, so apparently the
> SATA RAID signature is saved 4 times near the
On Sunday 07 September 2008, Giuseppe Iuculano wrote:
> Giuseppe Iuculano ha scritto:
> > Approximately "dmraid -rD" generates three files, from this we can
> > extrapolate metadata, and with a hex editor we can add the fake
> > signature to the qemu/virtualbox drive
Let's take this out of the BTS
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