On Sun, Apr 08, 2001 at 05:09:29AM -0700, Alvin Oga wrote:
> running root on raid5 is tricky stuff...
> - i think is a bad idea... ( just silly me )
Hardware or software? I'll run hardware RAID any time I can afford it
on all the disks, thanks ... catastrophic data loss can still be
preven
hi ya daniel
running root on raid5 is tricky stuff...
- i think is a bad idea... ( just silly me )
-
- if you lose your system... you also lose data...
-
- if data is on raid5... if the system dies...
- you can still recover and continue with a new
On Thu, Apr 05, 2001 at 10:58:45PM +0200, Daniel de los Reyes wrote:
> We are planning to by a server with 3 scsi drives and a dpt 2100s raid
> controller.
> I am quite confused about how I should set the thing up to get Debian
> running.
> Will Potato's boot disks recognise the raid controller?
>
hi daniel
if the boot disks recognizes your controller...
consider yourself very lucky...
- you can make your root raid5 system if you like...
( good and bad )...
- tricky business to get root raid5 working properly...
if you only have 3 disks1/3 of your disk space i
We are planning to by a server with 3 scsi drives and a dpt 2100s raid
controller.
I am quite confused about how I should set the thing up to get Debian
running.
Will Potato's boot disks recognise the raid controller?
If I use the three drives in a Raid5 array can I boot off it?
Should I have a for
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