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Subject: Re: RAID status on PowerEdge 2600 with Perc 4/DI 
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I think I heard "Moore, Eric Dean" say:
>Can you check and let me know if /dev/amr0 device node was created?
>If not, use MAKEDEV.

Yup - that was it.. I thought that since I had the amrd devices
that I didn't need anything else...  

So, I created the amr0 device, started it up:

RAID Monitor Service Free BSD Version 1.02 Feb 18, 2003 started
tail
Initial CheckConsistency Schedule :- 
        EnableFlag: 1
        Date: 05/09/2003
        DayOfWeek: 0
        HourOfDay: 0
        Week(s): 1
        ReportChkonProgInterval: 0 seconds(0 means report in-frequently)


And my machine hung - I had to call someone to go and press it's reset
button.

-matthew