From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0) Description of problem: I have 3 IDE drives in my machine, and 1 CD-ROM. During hte RedHat 9 installation, I create a /, /boot, and swap partitions on hda, while hdb and hdc are partitioned into a RAID0 stripe. When I go to install the OS after selecting hte packages I want, during the transfer of the install image to the hard drive, I get a "not enough hard drive space" error, and anaconda dumps. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Create a RAID0 partition between two drives (assign a mount point) 2.Attempt to install RedHat9 3.Cry Actual Results: as expected, anaconda crashed. Expected Results: it should have installed correctly. Additional info:
Could you please attach the error dump? What sizes did you choose for each filesystem?
The /boot partition was 100 MB (assigned automatically by anaconda), the / partition was 50 GB, the swap partition was 1 GB, and the RAID0 partition was 120 GB (or close to it).
Could you please attach the error dump?
I would, but the machine i was doing it on a.) has no floppy, and b.) now has redhat 8 on it. Sorry.
Mike can you try to duplicate this failure on a large RAID-0 configuration?
This should be fine in current releases.