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Old 6th May 2010, 01:00
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Default Ubuntu install on software RAID 10 gone wrong
Hello everybody,

I have a major issue with installing Ubuntu lucid lynx on a software RAID 10 system. I followed each and every step of the HowTo http://www.howtoforge.com/install-ub...ftware-raid-10 precisely, but after the first reboot I got the error:no such device message and a GRUB rescue prompt.

As I am quite new to linux I can only guess what went wrong - the array is not available at this point and the system cannot be loaded.

I would appreciate any help.

Thank you in advance!
Chris
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