Re: newbie: Target Length not divisble error

* Re: newbie:  Target Length not divisble error
  2006-12-12 14:21 newbie: Target Length not divisble error Hadders
@ 2006-12-12 13:43 ` Heinz Mauelshagen
  2006-12-14  0:34   ` Hadders
  0 siblings, 1 reply; 4+ messages in thread
From: Heinz Mauelshagen @ 2006-12-12 13:43 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: device-mapper development

Hrm, dmraid-1.0.0.rc11 has the stride size fix in,
which *should* prevent that kernel message to occur.

Can you send me your metadata created with "dmraid -rD" 
for analysis, please ?

Pack the *.{dat,size,offset} files into isw-Hadders-raid0.tar.bz2
before sending.

Regards,
Heinz    -- The LVM Guy --

On Tue, Dec 12, 2006 at 10:21:11PM +0800, Hadders wrote:
> Hi all,
>  I'm new to trying to get my Intel SATA RAID 0 container working.  I 
> want to use the "hardware" mode as oppossed to software RAID so I can 
> share it with my Windows setups.
> I've just spent the last three days banging my head against a brick wall.
> In short, I'm using FC5 and am looking to get the latest kernel, 
> 2.6.18-1.2239.fc5smp working with this container.  I don't understand 
> why it doesn't, the base FC5 kernel does.
> I've just got my SATAII disks and setup the container in the Intel BIOS. 
> I've installed FC5 from scratch and used anaconda to setup the partitions.
> When I reboot into my new kernel, I get an error when it tries to 
> activate the container,  that is
> 
> device-mapper: table: 253:0 striped: Target length not divisble by chunk 
> size
> 
> then I get growled at for using parted and not knowing what I'm doing. I 
> didn't! honest, I used anaconda.
> the lines for setting up the container in the init file of the initrd are
> rmparts sdb
> rmparts sda
> dm create isw_cdgbeijgjh_iaa 0 1250275846 striped 2 256 8:0 8:16 0
> dm partadd isw_cdgbeijgjh_iaa
> 
> Here's the details of my setup that I can access under 2.6.15-1.2054 
> (base FC5) kernel
> 
> dmraid -V
> dmraid version:        1.0.0.rc11 (2006.05.15) debug
> dmraid library version:    1.0.0.rc11 (2006.05.15)
> device-mapper version:    4.5.0
> 
> dmraid -rD
> /dev/sda: isw, "isw_cdgbeijgjh", GROUP, ok, 625142446 sectors, data@ 0
> /dev/sdb: isw, "isw_cdgbeijgjh", GROUP, ok, 625142446 sectors, data@ 0
> 
> dmraid -s -g
> *** Superset
> name   : isw_cdgbeijgjh
> size   : 1250284892
> stride : 0
> type   : GROUP
> status : ok
> subsets: 1
> devs   : 2
> spares : 0
> --> Active Subset
> name   : isw_cdgbeijgjh_iaa
> size   : 1250275840
> stride : 256
> type   : stripe
> status : ok
> subsets: 0
> devs   : 2
> spares : 0
> 
> dmsetup status
> isw_cdgbeijgjh_iaap6: 0 4498137 linear
> isw_cdgbeijgjh_iaap5: 0 204796557 linear
> isw_cdgbeijgjh_iaa: 0 1250275846 striped
> isw_cdgbeijgjh_iaap4: 0 1044947925 linear
> isw_cdgbeijgjh_iaap3: 0 102398310 linear
> isw_cdgbeijgjh_iaap2: 0 102398310 linear
> isw_cdgbeijgjh_iaap1: 0 530082 linear
> 
> I think the 18-1 kernel uses device-mapper v4.7
> 
> However, I'm lost as to what to do now. Help! Please!
> 
> Thanks in advance. Hadley
> 
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