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[DrKarl <karlmaxxx@xxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, you are right, I skipped that part!!

*Note: *With dmraid >= 1.0.0.rc15-8, partitions are labeled
"raidSet*p1*, raidSet*p2*, etc. instead of raidSet*1*, raidSet*2*, etc.
If the setup command fails with "error 22: No such partition", temporary
symlinks must be created.[3] <http://bugs.gentoo.org/275566>

The problem is that GRUB still uses an older detection algorithm, and is
looking for /dev/mapper/raidSet1 instead of /dev/mapper/raidSetp1.

The solution is to create a symlink
from /dev/mapper/raidSetp1 to /dev/mapper/raidSet1 (changing the
partition number as needed).

I just created a symlink

ln -s /dev/mapper/isw_dieagbebci_Volume0p3
/dev/mapper/isw_dieagbebci_Volume03

and it worked!!

Great! Now I'm able to boot into my installed system.

Thank you!!

El 05/12/2010 22:30, Silverrocker escribió:
> had same problem
>
> please read the important note on archlinux wiki