Use kpartx to map the drive to a partition. I ran into this problem myself using ISW. In /dev/mapper there's the RAID array but no partition to mount, after running kpartx it's there.
kpartx -a /dev/mapper/isw_cidjcaibaf_Images
I added this to /etc/rc.local, along with 'dmraid -ay' and 'mount -a' with the RAID array in my /etc/fstab to ensure it mounted.
I created my RAID array with the ISW built into the BIOS of my motherboard, and created the array using gparted, for the record.
Use kpartx to map the drive to a partition. I ran into this problem myself using ISW. In /dev/mapper there's the RAID array but no partition to mount, after running kpartx it's there.
kpartx -a /dev/mapper/ isw_cidjcaibaf_ Images
I added this to /etc/rc.local, along with 'dmraid -ay' and 'mount -a' with the RAID array in my /etc/fstab to ensure it mounted.
I created my RAID array with the ISW built into the BIOS of my motherboard, and created the array using gparted, for the record.