Joshua Moore wrote:
I hate to bring this up again, but this is the only
discussion I've been able to find that speaks around my
specific needs. I have the Abit AV8 and Athlon64 3000
CPU. When I try to install Debian with RAID-0 (two
Western Digital SATA drives), it gets to the partitioning
Hi.
I needed to create a bootable AMD64 CD yesterday and to get there, I
installed a fairly minimal debian-pure64 (sarge) installation and
created AMD64 packages for syslinux and bootcd (along with
bootcd-amd64). While fixing bootcd to build and work on AMD64 was pretty
trivial, building
On Fri, Mar 11, 2005 at 02:43:47PM +, Paul Brook wrote:
Most sata raid controllers aren't raid controllers. They're just normal
sata
controllers with a fancy bios. The do not have any hardware raid
capabilities.
Works great as yet another sata or ide controller though.
This is just
This is just plain wrong. I suggest you go and read some good
documentation on the properties of different RAID formats. Generally
speaking RAID0 doubles throughput for large writes as data is striped
across both volumes, and has seek times the same as a single drive. RAID1
(mirroring)
Alexander Rapp wrote:
Tong wrote:
Say my i386 Debian Sarge is mounted on /os/deb32. Then, having configured
the ldconfig, just launch ooffice (or any other tools not available in
amd64 yet) as /os/deb32/usr/bin/ooffice -- no bind mount, no dchroot, no
various sym-links.
Running ooffice
Kurt Roeckx wrote on 11/03/2005 19:03:
On Fri, Mar 11, 2005 at 02:56:57PM +0100, Sven Mueller wrote:
Hi.
I needed to create a bootable AMD64 CD yesterday and to get there, I
installed a fairly minimal debian-pure64 (sarge) installation and
created AMD64 packages for syslinux and bootcd (along
I won't claim victory.
i'm using dual boot in this machine, linux under a custom 2.6.11 kernel
and if i'm in linux and reboot under windows the network card gets
detected again under another phantom network connection that well does
nothing, i need to turn off my machine and then go to windows,
Paul wrote:
The Linux kernel does not now support any of the
motherboard chips capable of native RAID mode in the
BIOS.
Not true. Read
http://linux.yyz.us/sata/faq-sata-raid.html.
Perhaps you missed the subject matter. The question is why
the ABIT AV8 RAID mode in the BIOS does not work with
Hello!
I'm trying to install debian-amd64 to my existing xfs partition /dev/hdb2 (so
it's on the second HDD while my main system lives on the first HDD with LILO on
MBR).
First, I downloaded sid-amd64-netinst.iso, burnt a CD and boot from it.
Everything went just fine until installing
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