Problems in /dev: not enough md devices
I don't know what's going on.
I have to build a soft raid system on a computer, I have the following problem: In the /dev there is only one md0 nod, and no more (md1,2... etc) It's only in the new slackware 10, with the same kernel, on my old slackware 9.1 system I have a lot of /dev entries, from md0 to md9. My best guess is, that the new slackware has got some function, to remove the unused entries in the /dev... other devices (hda, sda... ) has also only a few entries, in the 9.1 I have dozen of them (hda1...19, etc). Maybe somehing to do with the udev? Can anyone please help me? |
If you're not running devfs, then you can create more devices using the MAKEDEV script, which is usually installed in /dev/. Firstly, find it with:
Code:
locate MAKEDEV Code:
cd /dev; ./MAKEDEV md1 Hope that helps, — Robert J. Lee |
Thank you for the help, it was a good starting point.
I did the following (if anyone will suffer from this): - There was no MAKEDEV at all, though I had the devfs package, the reinstall of the package will help - I have disabled the udev startup (rc.udev), and a lot of entries in /dev was there. - I wanted to try the makedev anyway, it seemed to be more elegant, so I re-enabled the rc.udev script. - But the entries remained there. So you can do two thing: - use the makedev as it was described by rjlee above - disable the rc.udev script for one boot. (yet it needs more check if it will remain in this state) |
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