Alex Samad put forth on 1/30/2010 7:38 AM:
> I would normally recommend sw raid, but you already have the highpoint -
> heard good things although I haven't used one.
And you should so recommend in this case as well. He has a 2600 series card
which is fakeraid. You have to step up to the 3500 s
On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 07:37:39PM -0600, Victor Padro wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was wondering if someone could help me, I'm putting together a
> Server for personal use, I want to virtualize a few servers(mail, web,
> ssh) and use it as a NAS, but I have a question if I can use Multiple
> RAID Arrays
Hello,
I was wondering if someone could help me, I'm putting together a
Server for personal use, I want to virtualize a few servers(mail, web,
ssh) and use it as a NAS, but I have a question if I can use Multiple
RAID Arrays using the following HW:
Intel Xeon Quad Core X3430
ASUS P7F-M LGA 1156
-
Hi
I plan on using Debian Server in my office but to prevent downtime, I
wanted to use a Branded server like IBM, Dell or HP with RAID-1
mirroring hotswap drives.
Has anyone had experience with them and could make a recommendation
on which model to buy?
I had bought an IBM server last y
On Wednesday 08 June 2005 18:47, Simon wrote:
> I'm hoping to install sarge on an HP box with one adaptec 2610sa raid
> controller, but the latest debian-installer's aacraid module doesn't
> recognize the 2610sa. The 2410sa, 2810sa and 21610sa are mentioned as
> being supported on adaptec's site (a
An aacraid maintainer (Mark Salyzyn) has emailed a copy of the latest
source (2401) and explained that there is no reason why aacraid
1.1.5-2326 (at least) or later wouldn't function with 2?10SA cards.
I've been assuming that the debian-installer just attempts to insmod its
aacraid module (but
hi,
I'm hoping to install sarge on an HP box with one adaptec 2610sa raid
controller, but the latest debian-installer's aacraid module doesn't
recognize the 2610sa. The 2410sa, 2810sa and 21610sa are mentioned as
being supported on adaptec's site (and linit.c suggests same - see
below). Is th
following message:
>
> # mkinitrd -o /boot/initrd.img-2.4.26 2.4.26
> /usr/sbin/mkinitrd: RAID support requires raidtools2
>
> I've got raidtools2 installed (even though I am using mdadm). I have
> the module 'md' specified in /etc/mkinitrd/modules. What can I
#x27;m trying to do software raid on a fresh install of Woody with a
> 2.4.26 kernel. In order to load the software raid I need to make an
> initrd image, so I installed initrd-tools. However, when I run
> mkinitrd, I get the following message:
>
> # mkinitrd -o /boot/initrd.im
/sbin/mkinitrd: RAID support requires raidtools2
I've got raidtools2 installed (even though I am using mdadm). I have
the module 'md' specified in /etc/mkinitrd/modules. What can I do to
fix this error?
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Hi all,
I am trying to set up bootable root Software RAID1 and the How Tos I have
found tell me I need RAID compiled *into* the Kernel, not added as a module,
and that RAID support is part of recent kernels. I am unclear which kernels
have RAID support compiled in and which don't.
I inst
Hi,
Has anyone made netinst ISOs with both RAID1 and RAID5 softwar RAID
support? Alternatively, pointers to documentation/HOWTO on making
netinst ISOs is welcome.
Ken Causey
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Mike
>
> hi werner...
>
> the latest kernel that has raid support is linux-2.2.18
>
> you can also test out the 2.4.3 kernels that has sw raid5 built into the
> kernel
>
> http://www.Linux-Consulting.com/Raid/Raid/Docs/raid-howto.2
On Sat, Apr 07, 2001 at 02:37:19PM -0700, Alvin Oga wrote:
> the latest kernel that has raid support is linux-2.2.18
To avoid confusion it should be always mentioned that this kernel (as
also 2.2.17 and probably 2.4.x) has only support for the outdated old raid
tools.
I was trying to use r
hi werner...
the latest kernel that has raid support is linux-2.2.18
you can also test out the 2.4.3 kernels that has sw raid5 built into the
kernel
http://www.Linux-Consulting.com/Raid/Raid/Docs/raid-howto.2.2.18.txt
- has list of other places to go and
- collection of other
On Sat, Apr 07, 2001 at 08:38:33AM -0500, Vinh Truong wrote:
> i am using raid0 with a 2.4.3 kernel. the raid kernel patch was
> included with the kernel source. you might want to try using a 2.4.x
> kernel.
I heard there are are some serious flaws in the 2.4.x kernels. Don't know
any details. I
* Werner Reisberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010407 07:14]:
> I am trying to build a kernel 2.2.17 with raid support. I thought the raid
> support is already in the kernel but that seems not to work.
>
> The latest available raid kernel patch is for 2.2.11 (kernel.org) or
> 2
I am trying to build a kernel 2.2.17 with raid support. I thought the raid
support is already in the kernel but that seems not to work.
The latest available raid kernel patch is for 2.2.11 (kernel.org) or
2.2.10 (debian package).
I applied patch 2.2.11 to the kernel sources but compilation
hi ya rob
first problems
- raid0/raid1 support is usually "built-in" with no tricks needed...
- you will need the software-raid howto to get more info
http://ostenfeld.dk/~jakob/Software-RAID.HOWTO/Software-RAID.HOWTO.html
ftp://metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/Software
Hey I'm an owner of an Abit KT7 RAID motherboard,with two 30 gig IBM ATA-100
7200rpm deskstars. I want to configure these deskstars on RAID-0 Striping.
Is this compatible with the current linux kernels? If not are there any
available addons? If so how can I install debian on my RAID Array before
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