John,
On Sunday, February 21, 2010 you wrote:
a bunch of vendors sell 5-in-3 sata hotswap adapters that hold 5 SATA
drives in 3 HH external bays of a jumbo tower chassis. they seem to run
about $100. each drive bay has its own sata port on the back of these.
example of one of these,
Dne 22.2.2010 14:25, Michael Schumacher napsal(a):
You may consider using this part:
http://www.coolermaster-usa.com/product.php?product_id=2814
The disadvantage is that you have no quick-swap-possibility, but the
cooling is better as in hot-swap cases. The box has nice vibe-stoppers
so
Stephen Harris wrote:
1. Get a good size case, mobo, processor, etc and put 8 hard drives it in
and RAID them. (yes an 8 port SATA mobo). Running CentOS.
or
2. Get an eSATA enclosure that has room for 8 or 10 drives and just connect
it to box?
My recommendation is the 2nd option.
On 2/22/2010 8:48 AM, Bowie Bailey wrote:
Stephen Harris wrote:
1. Get a good size case, mobo, processor, etc and put 8 hard drives it in
and RAID them. (yes an 8 port SATA mobo). Running CentOS.
or
2. Get an eSATA enclosure that has room for 8 or 10 drives and just connect
it to box?
Les Mikesell wrote:
On 2/22/2010 8:48 AM, Bowie Bailey wrote:
Stephen Harris wrote:
1. Get a good size case, mobo, processor, etc and put 8 hard drives it in
and RAID them. (yes an 8 port SATA mobo). Running CentOS.
or
2. Get an eSATA enclosure that has room for 8 or 10 drives
Slack-Moehrle wrote:
a bunch of vendors sell 5-in-3 sata hotswap adapters that hold 5 SATA
drives in 3 HH external bays of a jumbo tower chassis. they seem to run
about $100. each drive bay has its own sata port on the back of these.
example of one of these,
1. Get a good size case, mobo, processor, etc and put 8 hard drives it in and
RAID them. (yes an 8 port SATA mobo). Running CentOS.
or
2. Get an eSATA enclosure that has room for 8 or 10 drives and just connect
it to box?
My recommendation is the 2nd option. I ran the first for a
John R Pierce wrote:
,
Yes, I looked into this and I was looking for a solution with a large number
of drives, but at a good cost point.
So you are saying a full fledged PC with an 8-port sata mobo is a better
solution.
yeah, its cheaper to go direct connect internal jbod.make
HI All,
I have a dilemma and I would appreciate advice
1. Get a good size case, mobo, processor, etc and put 8 hard drives it in and
RAID them. (yes an 8 port SATA mobo). Running CentOS.
or
2. Get an eSATA enclosure that has room for 8 or 10 drives and just connect it
to box?
I know that
Slack-Moehrle wrote:
HI All,
I have a dilemma and I would appreciate advice
1. Get a good size case, mobo, processor, etc and put 8 hard drives it in and
RAID them. (yes an 8 port SATA mobo). Running CentOS.
or
2. Get an eSATA enclosure that has room for 8 or 10 drives and just connect
To: CentOS mailing list centos@centos.org
Sent: Saturday, February 20, 2010 9:36:59 PM
Subject: Re: [CentOS] eSATA drive enclosure of a full PC?
Slack-Moehrle wrote:
HI All,
I have a dilemma and I would appreciate advice
1. Get a good size case, mobo, processor, etc and put 8 hard drives
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 7:17 AM, Slack-Moehrle mailingli...@mailnewsrss.com
wrote:
HI All,
I have a dilemma and I would appreciate advice
1. Get a good size case, mobo, processor, etc and put 8 hard drives it in
and RAID them. (yes an 8 port SATA mobo). Running CentOS.
or
2. Get an
Hi Rudi,
If you're building something on the cheap, then you could get an even cheaper
setup with a 4port SATA motherboad, and an add 4port SATA PCI / PCI-e card.
True, that would be each drive on its own port, which is optimal.
With 8 ports, I could get 8 x 2tb and and have 8th in RAID10.
Slack-Moehrle wrote:
Hi John,
Yes, I looked into this and I was looking for a solution with a large number
of drives, but at a good cost point.
So you are saying a full fledged PC with an 8-port sata mobo is a better
solution.
yeah, its cheaper to go direct connect internal jbod.
Hi John,
So you are saying a full fledged PC with an 8-port sata mobo is a better
solution.
a bunch of vendors sell 5-in-3 sata hotswap adapters that hold 5 SATA
drives in 3 HH external bays of a jumbo tower chassis. they seem to run
about $100. each drive bay has its own sata port on
jfleblon...@hotmail.com
Date: Fri, 1 May 2009 17:57:13 -0700
From: pie...@hogranch.com
To: centos@centos.org
Subject: Re: [CentOS] eSATA controller that supports Centos 4.4
Jean-Francois Leblond wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for SATA controller with a eSATA port that is supported by
Centos
Jean-Francois Leblond wrote:
How can I list the sata controllers supported on my Centos 4 system ?
try not top posting, it completely destroys context.
also, all ahci and libata mode sata controllers work fine. the device
being internal or external has nothing to do with the driver used to
Trying to get my esata working...
I ubuntu thread talked about a command scsiadd?
yum provides */scsiadd did not result in anything.
The esata is on the motherboard.
Is there something special I have to do to get esata to come alive?
dmesg does not report anything when I turn on my disk.
Jerry Geis wrote:
I am trying to get esata working. my lspci is below.
When I plug in the disk an turn it on - dmesg reports nothing.
Is it supposed to report anything like a usb disk does?
Is there a module to load?
My motherboard is GA-MA78GM-US2H.
I've had problems with certain
Jerry Geis wrote:
/ I am trying to get esata working. my lspci is below.
//
// When I plug in the disk an turn it on - dmesg reports nothing.
// Is it supposed to report anything like a usb disk does?
//
// Is there a module to load?
//
// My motherboard is GA-MA78GM-US2H.
/
I've
Jerry Geis wrote:
James,
In fact it does work under USB. Was hoping to get esata working for
extra speed.
I tried rebooting with everything attached and that did not help either.
Anything else to try?
Try another make of drive?
As I mentioned previously, we've found some makes of eSATA
Hi,
I'm looking for SATA controller with a eSATA port that is supported by Centos
4.4 ( rhel 4.4)
Do you have any suggestions for a eSATA controller with good Linux support ?
How can I list the sata controllers supported by Centos 4.4 ?
Thanks
JF Leblond
Jean-François Leblond
Jean-Francois Leblond wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for SATA controller with a eSATA port that is supported by Centos
4.4 ( rhel 4.4)
Do you have any suggestions for a eSATA controller with good Linux support ?
How can I list the sata controllers supported by Centos 4.4 ?
RHEL4
I am trying to get esata working. my lspci is below.
When I plug in the disk an turn it on - dmesg reports nothing.
Is it supposed to report anything like a usb disk does?
Is there a module to load?
My motherboard is GA-MA78GM-US2H.
Jerry
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