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#! /bin/sh
set -e
cd /dev
if [ ! -e md0 -o ! -e md1 -o ! -e md1 -o ! -e md2 -o ! -e md3 ]; then
echo -n Creating
for i in 0 1 2 3
do
if [ ! -e md$i ]; then
echo -n " /dev/md$i"
mknod -m 600 md$i b 9 $i
chown root.disk md$i
chmod 660 md$i
fi
done
echo " done."
fi
update-modules
if [ -f /etc/mdtab ]; then
cat <<END
/etc/mdtab is present in your system, this probably means that you were
using old-style RAID arrays. In order to use these arrays with this package
you need to upgrade their superblocks using mkraid --upgrade.
Superblockless RAID0 and linear arrays can be run with raid0run without
modifications.
See /usr/doc/raidtools2 for more information.
Press enter to continue
END
read ans
fi
if [ "$1" = "configure" ]
then
update-rc.d raid2 start 50 0 6 . start 25 S . > /dev/null
if [ -d /usr/doc -a ! -e /usr/doc/raidtools2 -a -d /usr/share/doc/raidtools2 ]; then
ln -sf ../share/doc/raidtools2 /usr/doc/raidtools2
fi
fi
echo "Note: If you plan on running only persistant RAID devices, and have compiled"
echo "autodetection in your kernel, you can remove the raid init script"
echo "with the command # update-rc.d raid2 remove"
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