Comment 27 for bug 569900
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| Alex Kuretz (akuretz) wrote Re: mount: mounting /dev/md0 on /root/ failed: Invalid argument | #27 |
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I believe I accept all defaults up until partitioning. At that point I created automatic partitions on all 3 x 500GB SATA drives. I designed the first partition (sda1,sdb1,sdc1) on all 3 drives as bootable. I then create md0 setting sda1 and sdb1 as the active drives and sdc1 as the spare. I click Finish, then create md1 setting sda5 and sdb5 as active and sdc5 as spare. I click Finish, then set md0 to use ext4 and be the root filesystem, then set md1 to be swap. Partitioning finishes, files are installed, I select LAMP and OpenSSH Server for the software options. Finally I say Yes to install grub to the MBR, it appears to successfully install to sda and sdb. Install completes, CD pops out, and server reboots.