On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 9:43 PM, Miguel Medalha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's a real raid adapter and the linux kernel is able to handle it with
the standard ips module
I found some references in Google that seemed to indicate a fakeraid
controller, one that depends on the driver to do the
Fabian Arrotin wrote:
If you use the hw raid, you can easily manager your raid array with
either ipssend cli or ServeRAID manager gui (both are downloadable from
IBM support website)
Faultdetection sucks with that, but you can use ipmitool for that:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# ipmitool sdr|grep
I've installed RHEL 4 on several IBM eSeries servers with ServeRaid
controllers and I despise them. They fail too often and often don't
tell you that they are having problems until it is too late. My
suggestion is to use Linux software for your RAID array, and bypass the
ServeRaid controller
I've installed RHEL 4 on several IBM eSeries servers with ServeRaid
controllers and I despise them. They fail too often and often don't
tell you that they are having problems until it is too late.
Are you referring to the SATA controllers or to the SCSI ones?
I need to install CentOS 5.2 on a IBM Server xSeries 226, which comes
with a IBM SERVERAID 6i RAID card. I think it is not a true hardware
RAID card. I has, nevertheless, an interesting feature: 128MB of cache
with battery backup.
I launched the CentOS boot DVD and CentOS correctly
On Tue, 18 Nov 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My question now is: what would be the better way to implement RAID 5 on this
server? Should I use the detected array and respective driver or should I
delete the array and go for Linus Software RAID?
I don't know about throughput, but using
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know that Linux RAID will create a universal, more compatible array,
readable on any Linux machine. But is there some other reason that
makes it preferrable to use the SERVERAID driver provided by CentOS?
Is it optimized in any way that recommends its use?
I always
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to install CentOS 5.2 on a IBM Server xSeries 226, which comes
with a IBM SERVERAID 6i RAID card. I think it is not a true hardware
RAID card. I has, nevertheless, an interesting feature: 128MB of cache
with battery backup.
I launched the CentOS boot DVD and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to install CentOS 5.2 on a IBM Server xSeries 226, which comes
with a IBM SERVERAID 6i RAID card. I think it is not a true hardware
RAID card. I has, nevertheless, an interesting feature: 128MB of cache
with battery backup.
It's a real raid adapter and the
It's a real raid adapter and the linux kernel is able to handle it
with the standard ips module
I found some references in Google that seemed to indicate a fakeraid
controller, one that depends on the driver to do the RAID calculations...
It's always up to you to decide but i'd prefer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My question now is: what would be the better way to implement RAID 5
on this server? Should I use the detected array and respective driver
or should I delete the array and go for Linus Software RAID?
I've installed RHEL 4 on several IBM eSeries servers with ServeRaid
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