Over the weekend I worked on moving my current SuSE 9.1 installation from a single IDE drive to 2 RAID'd SCSI drives using software RAID. I hooked up my SCSI drives with the IDE drive still attached, created the following in YaST: /dev/sda1 47M Linux Native /dev/sda2 517.6M Linux RAID /dev/sda3 33.6GB Linux RAID /dev/sdb1 47M Linux Native /dev/sdb2 517.6M Linux RAID /dev/sdb3 33.6GB Linux RAID /dev/md0 1GB MD RAID (From sda2 and sdb2) /dev/md1 67.3GB MD RAID (From sda3 and sdb3) md0 is formated swap, md1 is formated reiser. sda1 and sdb1 were intended to be /boot, but not RAID'd. sd[a,b]1 were formated ext2. I copied over all of / to md1, and all of /boot to sd[a,b]1, changed the fstab on the md1 drive, changed Grubs menu.lst and installed Grub on hd1 (as the IDE drive was still there, I assume hd1 was the first SCSI drive). Just as a temporary step, I rebooted and had Grub come up from the IDE drive. I edited the boot string for the SCSI drive, and told it to boot. It started to boot, but stopped at (from memory, sorry) Waiting for device /dev/md1 to appear: So I'm thinking my SCSI card kernel module or the RAID module (or both) aren't loaded by this point. To further add to that, I've found that after a reboot trying to mount md1 from the command line doesn't always work the first time. Anyone know what's going on? Thanks, Chris