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From: Ben DJ <bendj095124367913213465@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [SOLVED] RAID-10 array won't auto-assemble @ boot of a Xen Guest;
	Works just fine 'manually' ... Any ideas?
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 2009 09:30:43 -0800
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> A check of the manual page shows that on openSUSE, the command would be:
>    chkconfig --list --allservices | grep -i boot
>
> Boot services are hidden by default, so you need the --allservices (or
> -A) switch to show them.

Learned something new, thanks.

"Something" auto-enabled those services -- particularly boot.md -- on
the box on which "/" & "/boot" were installed to RAID.  I'm gonna
guess the installation process itself took care of that.

I've yet to find/notice an opensuse doc that says I need to manually
enable that -- with 20-20 hindsight, makes sense.

All working now, and procedure noted.

Thanks.

BenDJ