I tried to install Suse 9.0 using the following raid1 setup and the Suse 9.0 installer said I could not boot from a raid device. I have a server with 2 9.1 scsi drives. The scsi controller does not have hardware raid support. I tried to setup software raid1 support. I selected the grub bootloader, as I am familar with it from redhat. On a related note, I setup a similar disk configuration on a Redhat 8.0 server and it can boot fine from a raid1 device. I'd really like to get this config to work, since redhat is no longer supported, and fedora is rather experiemental for servers imho. Since I was on a time schedule, I had to put the server back into production without raid, but I may have a possiblitity of reloading the whole thing in the future if I need to. I would rather to a raidhotadd if possible. How do I fix this? /dev/sda1 /boot 128mb linuxraid type fd /dev/sda2 swap 256mb type swap /dev/sda3 /tmp 1gb linuxraid type fd /dev/sda4 / 6gb linuxraid type fd /dev/sda5 /home 1.2gb linuxraid type fd /dev/sdb1 /boot 128mb linuxraid type fd /dev/sdb2 swap 256mb type swap /dev/sdb3 /tmp 1gb linuxraid type fd /dev/sdb4 / 6gb linuxraid type fd /dev/sdb5 /home 1.2gb linuxraid type fd /dev/md0 /boot 128mb /dev/sda1/dev/sdb1 ext3 /dev/md1 /tmp 1gb /dev/sda3 /dev/sdb3 reisferfs /dev/md2 / 6gb /dev/sda4 /dev/sdb4 reisferfs /dev/md3 /home 1.2gb /dev/sda5 /dev/sdb5 reisferfs Thanks for any help. And my apologies for any spelling mistakes.