CentOS 5 :: Cannot Boot With 3tb Raid Partitioned As Gpt

Feb 23, 2010

I've started this new topic because my original one was a bit old and my circumstances have changed a bit. I'm trying to install Centos on a system with a adaptec 5805 hardware raid card, real raid not faked, and am having problems when a large, over 2tb, sized array is partitioned. I have two raids on the card, one is a raid 1 with 2 500gb drives that I am installing the OS to and the other is 4 1tb drives in a raid 5 so I wind up with around a 2.7tb array. I was having all kinds of problems when I left both arrays in place during the install but a firmware upgrade on both the motherboard and the raid card seemed to improve it to the point where as long as I do not tell the install to format the 2.7tb array in any way I can get the install finished and it will boot up and work. If I touch the array in any way during the install I get a system hang after a question about booting from the cdrom drive.

My final test was to do a fresh install and remove and re add both arrays so they were clean and leave the 2.7tb array completely out of the install process. Then after install I set up a gpt partition using parted from the command line, I didn't even put a file system on it. When I rebooted I got the same hang up after a cdrom boot prompt. I then used the install dvd to boot into rescue mode and wiped the partition on the 2.7tb array using

dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdb bs=1024 count=1024

which made the drive out to be empty. Now the system boots up fine again. The only thing I can't tell, since it goes by too quickly, is if there is any kind of cdrom prompt like when the array is partitioned. I'm wondering if when the array is partitioned as a gpt is it possible it looks like a cdrom and thus stopping the boot somehow? Is there any other way of partitioning a 2.7tb array so I can see if taking gpt out of the equation will fix the problem??

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