[TriLUG] 4TB GPT Disk fails to Mount with Tomato 2.6.22.19 Kernel

[Thomas Gardner]

Jack is probably right, here.  When I read his note, it made me
remember the little blurb from your original post that went like:

  Windows Vista detects the RAID-0 (4TB) configured device and
  initialized as a GPT disk using JMicron drivers flawlessly.

So, it needed a special driver, did it?  Please forgive my Winderz
ignorance if this is not what it sounds like to me.

Does Tomato support LVM?  Perhaps you can use that to make your 4G
drive out of the two drives that it can see.  Of course, if it could
do that, you probably wouldn't be writing here...

tg.

On 8/13/12, Jack Hill <jackhill at jackhill.us> wrote:
> Another thing that just thought of: have you tried it on some other
> Linux than your router? If it works in Windows out of the box, but you
> have difficulty getting it to work with Linux, then your disk enclosure
> may be implementing fakeraid
> <https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Installing_with_Fake_RAID>
> instead of true hardware RAID.
>
> Jack
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