Error added: 2005-10-25T22:19:13Z
Your Linux \'md\' support (as in, software RAID) is having problems. It\'s probably one of: 1. \'md\' support is present but no device files exist. Check: `cat /proc/mdstat`. If it exists, this is the problem. Fix: Try kicking udev, running /dev/MAKEDEV, or something. 2. \'md\' support was enabled, but was built as a module that isn\'t loaded. Check: `cat /proc/mdstat` will return \"no such file or directory\" if md isn\'t loaded. If it gives any other response, this isn\'t the problem. Fix: `modprobe md`. 3. No \'md\' support is present for the running kernel. Check: I don\'t want to explain it. Fix: install a different kernel.
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