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David Backeberg wrote: > What did the actual "error" say? When running md / software raid, you get lots > of stuff logged, and most of it means everything is okay. Ahh, what heck did it say... Upon boot in the middle of all that comforting green I saw an ugly red fail and as it was scrolling by I saw mpmpd. And then searched around until I got to learn about mdadm, which worked out wonderfully as I haven't had a chance to read about raid much yet. I just pick up things as I stumble along. I'll check my logs... /var/log/boot.log mdmpd: mdmpd failed That's all I see. I've already removed the package. I had some disk geometry problems (all is working fine now though) and I wonder if they're related? Wish I had more information to pass along. Is there another log I could check? (unrelated:) One thing I do see that I don't like is; /var/log/messages modprobe: FATAL: Error running install command for sound_slot_1 This is all over the place. I can't use xmms, the default cd player, grip or Rhythmbox to play cds, but xine is working just fine. No big deal, I haven't had time to play with it yet. Juggling a couple other things. Any ideas though? -- -Eric http://235u.home.comcast.net/ ``Free software'' is a matter of liberty, not price. http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
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