Thank you for the advices.
I tried a number of solutions.
The closest one with RAID support was to manually extract the RPM from the DD file with cpio tool, and then on Rockstor boot I copied the files from RPM into the loaded system.
What I did:
- When Rockstor welcome screen appears, press TAB and add “modprobe.blacklist=ahci” at the end of “vmlinuz …” line
- Wait for the kernel to load.
- Wait for the setup screen to appear.
- Connect the USB containing the extracted folders from RPM file
- Press CTRL+ALT+F2
- fdisk -l --> find the USB device /dev/sdX
- mkdir /media/
- mount /dev/sdX /media/
- cp -r /media/etc/* /etc/
- cp -r /media/lib/modules/3.10.0*/extra/hpvsa/ /lib/modules/3.10.0*/extra/
- depmod -a
- modprobe kpvsa
- fdisk -l --> check if the RAID logical volume is properly found
- ps -ef | grep tmux
- Kill the process : /usr/bin/tmux -u -f /usr/share/anaconda/tmux.conf start
- The Anaconda Installer should re-initiate and the RAID volume should be there.
The installation successfully finishes, after reboot GRUB is loaded but on Linux startup, it hangs at dracut and I could have the dracut shell.
Any ideas to further troubleshoot this is highly appreciated.
Though, I managed to install Rockstor on SSD (in AHCI mode) with bootloader installed on the internal SD card. I did not change anything in BIOS, RAID support being active.
Regards,
Imperiatux