Jeffrey Alsip napisał(a):
I hope you are referring to a hardware RAID (firmware running inside a
seperate RAID controller) and not some form of software RAID, as those
things are crap.
Can you back this oppinion up in any way? Especialy by some test results?
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On 10/10/05 13:04, Mariusz Kruk wrote:
Jeffrey Alsip napisał(a):
I hope you are referring to a hardware RAID (firmware running inside a
seperate RAID controller) and not some form of software RAID, as those
things are crap.
Can you back this oppinion up in any way? Especialy
Could anybody adive me the best hardware configuration for fileserver.
Do I need to have Raid-5 or smth like that to be able to backup the
1st hard disk to the 2nd one to be my server crash free?
I have to set up fileserver at my work. Is samba the best solution for that?
Thanks,
askar
askar k napisał(a):
Could anybody adive me the best hardware configuration for fileserver.
There is no such thing. You always have to take into consideration many
factors. What do you want from the server, how much money you can spend
and so on.
Do I need to have Raid-5 or smth like
To get the drive mirroring that you describe, you want to use RAID 1.
I hope you are referring to a hardware RAID (firmware running inside a
seperate RAID controller) and not some form of software RAID, as those
things are crap.
In addition to the RAID 1 setup, you want a server that allows you
I good place to find pricing of hardware is www.pricewatch.com. You can
get several from www.freshmeat.com, www.zdnet.com, etc...
Dan
Shaul Karl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Can anyone recommend some sites with good reviews of hardware for
Linux? I'm looking for something like
On Sat, May 27, 2000 at 12:42:17PM -0400, Bart Szyszka wrote:
Hello,
Can anyone recommend some sites with good reviews of hardware for
Linux? I'm looking for something like www.computers.com , except
that they'd recommend the best graphics cards, monitors, etc. for
Linux instead of for
of hardware that works well under NT (which
most reviewers will at least mention) also works well under Linux.
the drivers are more complete. I'm looking for a site that specifically seeks
out the best hardware for Linux just like CNet's Computers.com attempts to
seek out the best hardware
Bart Szszka wrote:
Well see, that's what I mean. There's hardware that is great
on Windows, but there just aren't any drivers for it in Linux. Or sometimes the
second best hardware for Windows ends up being the best option for Linux simply
becausethe drivers are more complete.
I
the second best
hardware for Windows ends up being the best option for Linux simply because
the drivers are more complete.
I had never thought of it like that but Bart is right. Many of us using
Linux would be producing drivers for cheaper and therefore, older equipment
Well, like I said the vast majority of Win9X only hardware works very poorly
even in Win9x
Not from my experiences. Printers generally work well. Monitors generally
work well. Mice/keyboards generally work well. Now I need to know how they
work on the Linux end. I love trackballs and Logitech's
On Sun, May 28, 2000 at 05:14:39PM -0400, Bart Szyszka wrote:
Well, like I said the vast majority of Win9X only hardware works very poorly
even in Win9x
Not from my experiences. Printers generally work well.
Win-printers normally share the following problems in Windows:
1. Completely
Hello,
Can anyone recommend some sites with good reviews of hardware for
Linux? I'm looking for something like www.computers.com , except
that they'd recommend the best graphics cards, monitors, etc. for
Linux instead of for Windows.
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Hello,
Can anyone recommend some sites with good reviews of hardware for
Linux? I'm looking for something like www.computers.com , except
that they'd recommend the best graphics cards, monitors, etc. for
Linux instead of for Windows.
www.linuxdoc.org/links/hw.html can be used as a
On Sat, May 27, 2000 at 12:42:17PM -0400, Bart Szyszka wrote:
Hello,
Can anyone recommend some sites with good reviews of hardware for
Linux? I'm looking for something like www.computers.com , except
that they'd recommend the best graphics cards, monitors, etc. for
Linux instead of for
, but
there just aren't any drivers for it in Linux. Or sometimes the second best
hardware for Windows ends up being the best option for Linux simply because
the drivers are more complete. I'm looking for a site that specifically seeks
out the best hardware for Linux just like CNet's Computers.com
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