Jeff Rizzo writes:
> I was going to move a system that's on 1.5.1_ALPHA to -current, but
> I'm having trouble getting the GENERIC kernel from the 20021002 snapshot
> to actually configure the RAID set... is there something I'm missing
> here?  It doesn't do autoconfigure (even though it's set up), and
> when I try to configure it manually (with raidctl), it complains
> about /dev/raid0d and refuses to configure.
> 
> Now, as far as I can tell, RAIDframe is still in the GENERIC kernel
> for -current, and the major number hasn't changed.  So, what am I missing??

RAIDframe was taken out of GENERIC while the RAIDframe+LOCKDEBUG/SMP problems 
were being sorted out...  You'll either need to add RAIDframe back into 
a GENERIC kernel from 20021002, or (better) grab a more recent (anything
after Nov. 13) -current snapshot... (hmmm... someone should make a more 
recent snapshot.... :-/ )

Later...

Greg Oster