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Subject: Re: integrated SATA RAID controller on Intel server
board SE7520bd2
Regarding multiple posts
Thanks, Gayn! I am thinking what to do.
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a RAID controller card. There are many postings on
this as well, but if you want an all-Intel configuration, Intel's
website lists two compatible Intel RAID boards.
-gayn
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postings on this topic.
You could also add a RAID controller card. There are many postings on
this as well, but if you want an all-Intel configuration, Intel's
website lists two compatible Intel RAID boards.
-gayn
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What and where are the mk3 patches? Mystery Keyboard version 3?
Ted
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Hi!
I have Intel server board SE7520bd2 with integrated
SATA RAID controller on it and two hard drives that
are already configured as RAID 1 (mirror) via BIOS.
When I trying to install FreeBSD 5.4 it doesn't see my
RAID 1, but sees two individual disks. What can I do?
Does it mean that FreeBSD
Hi,
Tnx again for your answer!
Most of what you need is already in the GENERIC kernel. The rest is a
available as modules. IIRC, you have to load the cam.ko module.
Just use the ATAPI DVD burner via CAM. AFAICT it's very stable. I
haven't burnt a coaster yet. An SCSI DVD burner is bound to be
U320 RAID controller for the harddrives, so
perhaps an ATA interface would be easier to configure indepenently of
another SCSI device (then again: maybe not). Any advice in that respect?
I don't think having CAM in the kernel will make it more difficult.
If possible, I'll try to use
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Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 1:49 AM
To: Roland Smith; freebsd-questions@freebsd.org
Subject: DVD burners and the Adaptec 2200S RAID controller...
Hi Roland,
First off: tnx for your reply
Hi,
[...]
2200S. What I'm wondering about is the following: would it be possible
to use the 2200S as a regular controller for a SCSI DVD rewriter, in
combination with it running 4 drives in RAID 10 mode?
The controller has two U320 channels and allows up to 30 devices to be
connected to it.
On Fri, May 27, 2005 at 01:38:29PM +0200, Olaf Greve wrote:
Either way: I personally like that separation as well. I have another
good Adaptec SCSI controller, but I think it's a bit a pity to
'sacrifice' that just for a DVD burner (it's currently installed in a
machine I have
On May 27, 2005, at 2:49 AM, Olaf Greve wrote:
More generally: does anyone have any experiences in using the 2200S
under FreeBSD? Typically enough on Adaptec's site FreeBSD is not
mentioned in the list of supported OSes (surprise, surprise...).
However, on FreeBSD's list(s) of supported
Hi,
I have this raid controller and I cannot install any FreeBSD version
except 5.1 Release.
5.1 causes no problem in installation but FreeBSD 5.3 and 5.4RC2 hang
when boot process
reaches AMR module part(disk probing). It detects RAID level and size
then hangs. Verbose logging
only says GEOM
I meant to indicate I could not find any info on the Adaptec AIC-8110X
controller.
the MB is a ASUS PSCH-SR-SATA
NoGo with FreeBSD 5.3
Sorry,
Kurt White
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I have searched Everywhere on the site and cannot find anything about it's use.
Is it so new that there is no support for it ?
NoGo with FreeBSD 5.3
Thanks,
Kurt White
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Hi,
I have a Compaq Proliant 8500 with the integrated SMART Array RAID
controller. I recall seeing
Symbios and ARM on a chip on the center of the PCI module must be the
RAID controller. I
used to have extreme problems even getting the system to boot up until I
used the SmartStart
CD
Can someone tell me whether or not the 3Ware 9500S-4LP is a PCI-X or
PCI-Express card? I'm trying to get the right riser for my chassis for
this, and can't find anywhere on the 3ware site that states which :(
thanks ...
Marc G. Fournier Hub.Org Networking Services
Hello,
From what I can tell its standard PCI 64bit. I could be wrong though but
unless they are shouting about it being PCI-E or PCI-Express then you
could probably assume that it isnt either.
3ware PCI to SATA RAID Controller Card, Model 9500S-4LP - Retail
Model# 9500S-4LP
Specifications:
Ports
On Tuesday 01 February 2005 18:08, Richard Collyer wrote:
Hello,
From what I can tell its standard PCI 64bit. I could be wrong though but
unless they are shouting about it being PCI-E or PCI-Express then you
could probably assume that it isnt either.
3ware PCI to SATA RAID Controller Card
Hi,
Last Friday I ranted:
In this case, time IS money, so that's why I'm trying to convince my
client to better spend that money (and my time) on simply buying a
supported hardware RAID controller, which really is a win-win situation
for both my client and myself. However, somehow I've not yet
On Mon, Jan 10, 2005 at 02:26:34PM +0100, Olaf Greve wrote:
Hi,
Last Friday I ranted:
In this case, time IS money, so that's why I'm trying to convince my
client to better spend that money (and my time) on simply buying a
supported hardware RAID controller, which really is a win-win
Hi
I am looking for recommendations for a SCSI raid
controller to use preferably with 5.3 instead of 4.X
that can be monitored remotely.
What do people use for their raid arrays so that they
can verify that they are working ok without having to
reboot a system? The only things I have found
Hi,
A client of mine asked me to install their AMD-64 machine as a MySQL
database server. Totally against my strong suggestion to use a proper
SCSI hardware RAID 10 solution (or at least a hardware SATA RAID
solution), they insist on using the internal Sil 3114 software RAID
controller in RAID
), they insist on using the internal Sil 3114 software RAID
controller in RAID 1 mode.
Now, this 'cost reduction' from them backfires, as FreeBSD 5.3 Release
AMD-64 does not properly recognise this controller. First, it locks up
when booting with ACPI enabled (easily fixable by either disabling ACPI
Hi Erik,
Thanks for your answer!
I don't think FreeBSD supports the SiI 3114 as a RAID controller, but
only as a normal controller. All the RAID stuff for that controller is
done in software anyway, but FreeBSD needs to know what format the BIOS
uses for a RAID setup, and it doesn't.
Indeed
Hi all. I am interested in setting up a scsi hardware raid
configuration on a freebsd (5.3) server I am building. Does anyone have
any recommendations for a hardware controller? I was led to believe not
all hardware controllers work under freebsd.
Thanks,
Brian
I am trying to install 5.2.1 on an Intel S845WD1-E MB which has the Promise
PDC20267 Raid Controller on board.
I set up a mirror using two Seagate 160GB Hard Drives successfully. When I
try to install FreeBSD, it sees the mirror, disk 0 is ready but disk 1
shows down and then the mirror fails
* Troy Settle [EMAIL PROTECTED] [20040821 07:59]: wrote:
Hi Troy,
I don't know if this is the right answer, but if you have to manually
specify the root partition, it's because the kernel can't find the root
partition to even read fstab. I can't say that I've seen this before, or
even
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Washington
Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 9:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: HP Netserver RAID Controller + FreeBSD 4.10 problem
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
I'd appreciate some help/clues on how
Odhiambo Washington wrote:
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
I have installed FreeBSD (well, that is the only one I could anyway),
but I am hitting a snag: When I boot up the box, it refuses to automount
the root fs, then takes me to Manual Root File System specification option.
When I specify
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
I'd appreciate some help/clues on how to solve the following problem.
I have acquired some 3 old-ish HP Netserver LH4r. They come with
built-in RAID adapters.
I have installed FreeBSD (well, that is the only one I could anyway),
but I am hitting a snag: When I boot
Guido Kollerie wrote:
In my server I have four 40GB IBM Deskstar 120GXP drives attached
to an Adaptec 2400A RAID controller in a RAID-5 configuration
with one of the drives configured as a hot spare.
According to Adaptec's raidutil utility the four drives do not
have the S.M.A.R.T. capability
In my server I have four 40GB IBM Deskstar 120GXP drives attached
to an Adaptec 2400A RAID controller in a RAID-5 configuration
with one of the drives configured as a hot spare.
According to Adaptec's raidutil utility the four drives do not
have the S.M.A.R.T. capability for detecting potential
and run the system from there? In
short, I'm asking, does the RAID controller create a drive image
which cannot be used by an IDE controller?
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a drive to another
box with a standard IDE controller and run the system from there? In
short, I'm asking, does the RAID controller create a drive image
which cannot be used by an IDE controller?
Dan,
I assume the RAID card is IDE? If not, then SCSI cant be hooked up to an IDE
cable
them. Should the RAID card die, can I move a drive to another
box with a standard IDE controller and run the system from there? In
short, I'm asking, does the RAID controller create a drive image
which cannot be used by an IDE controller?
Dan,
I assume the RAID card is IDE
to another
box with a standard IDE controller and run the system from there? In
short, I'm asking, does the RAID controller create a drive image
which cannot be used by an IDE controller?
Depends on where the metadata is stored. If the controller uses the
last xx sectors of the disk
Hello,
I have a problem with doing newfs on FreeBSD 4.9 with iir raid driver. My
server works fine until I want to use the whole disk space of my raid 5
system with round about 980GB. A reduced disk space at round about 480GB
works fine but I'am not able to bring FreeBSD setup to work with disk
not getting any kernel panics nor
is there anything in the logs to tell me what is going on. I have left top
running and it will stay running when the other consoles become
unresponsive. This leads me to believe that the RAID controller is going out
to lunch.
Does anyone have any idea how I can get
Hi,
I'm building a syslog server with some regular scsi disk shelves hanging off
the back and I'm looking for a recommenedation on a raid controller. I
currently have a (old) dpt smartcache iv, but it doesn't seem to have much
in the way of management tools (I found it in a cupboard somewhere
On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 10:46:51 +0100, George Barnett wrote:
I'm building a syslog server with some regular scsi disk shelves hanging off
the back and I'm looking for a recommenedation on a raid controller. I
currently have a (old) dpt smartcache iv, but it doesn't seem to have much
in the way
nothing new.
On Thursday 14 August 2003 05:50 pm, Erick Smith wrote:
I'm trying to switch an XP machine to FreeBSD, but so far I've had no
luck with this RAID controller.
Does anyone have it working?
Here's what dmesg.boot says:
pci0: mass storage, RAID at device 9.0 (no driver
I'm trying to switch an XP machine to FreeBSD, but so far I've had no luck
with this RAID controller.
Does anyone have it working?
Here's what dmesg.boot says:
pci0: mass storage, RAID at device 9.0 (no driver attached)
So, I need a driver for the controller? Is there a driver available
Hi folks
In the 4.8-i386 hardware notes, mention is made of:
Promise Fasttrak TX2000 IDE cards
Promise SuperTrak ATA RAID controllers
Can I imply from this that:
Promise FastTrak TX2000 ATA RAID Card
will work?
Has anyone any experience (good or bad) with these? I am considering
buying one as
On Friday 08 August 2003 05:04 am, Steven Haywood wrote:
Hi folks
In the 4.8-i386 hardware notes, mention is made of:
Promise Fasttrak TX2000 IDE cards
Promise SuperTrak ATA RAID controllers
Can I imply from this that:
Promise FastTrak TX2000 ATA RAID Card
will work?
Has anyone any
Anyone have *first hand* experience with this controller? I've searched the
mailing list archives but didn't find any references.
I'd like to build a cheap samba file server (mirrored disks). I'm thinking
this controller ($100) and a pair of 120GB SATA disks ($120 each) would make a
nice set
I am going to break this saga into 2 posts, one with the ugly details for
those who are interested, and one short post with the essential questions
and observations.
I have that card with 6 60 gig drives and set the box up (freebsd 4.7?)
and it would run for a day or so and just crash. I also
I have started building myself a new file server, and at the heart of it
are 2 Maxtor 160GB drives in a RAID-1, using the Adaptec 2400a.
Unfortunately I am having some kind of issue with data on the array getting
corrupted.
During disk activity (like makeworld, cvsup, rm -rf /usr/obj/*) I get
On Tue, 15 Jul 2003 19:59:32 -0700
Matt Staroscik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have started building myself a new file server, and at the heart of
it are 2 Maxtor 160GB drives in a RAID-1, using the Adaptec 2400a.
Unfortunately I am having some kind of issue with data on the array
getting
Hi
The hardware notes do not list this under LSI Logic SCSI Raid
controllers. However, the LSI Logic Fiber Controllers support says
LSI Logic Fusion/MP architecture Fiber Channel controllers
(mpt driver)
LSI FC909, FC929
LSI 53c1020, 53c1030
The marketing stuff (courtesy of
problems.
So try deleting the array and re-creating it from scratch.
Peter Elsner
At 04:15 PM 2/27/2003 -0700, you wrote:
I am trying to install 4.7 on a system which has a
3Ware Escalade 7000-2 raid controller.
A look at the GENERIC configuration file shows
a twe controller for 3Ware raid
I am trying to install 4.7 on a system which has a
3Ware Escalade 7000-2 raid controller.
A look at the GENERIC configuration file shows
a twe controller for 3Ware raid subsystems. A
search of the FreeBSD docs and FAQ didn't offer
a lot of help. Google says it should work.
Configuration
On Thu, 27 Feb 2003, Hal Lynch wrote:
I am trying to install 4.7 on a system which has a
3Ware Escalade 7000-2 raid controller.
A look at the GENERIC configuration file shows
a twe controller for 3Ware raid subsystems. A
search of the FreeBSD docs and FAQ didn't offer
a lot of help
Dear Sirs.
We use now for two years a AMI EnterpriseRAID 1600 controler for our
RAID volume with no problems (8x 36GB IBM DDYS drives, one HOTSPARE).
Last night one of these disks died and the AMI controler begun rebuilding
the RAID on the defined HOTSPARE. In the meanwhile its job is done and
I
at the supported hardware list on freebsd.org to see whether
the integrated ATA RAID controller in a Compaq ML310 is supported by
FreeBSD. I see no mention of it, but I am not giving up yet.
I have not found any information on Compaq's web site as to what
chipset or manufacturer Compaq uses
Has anyone got a 2100s raid controller installed on a freebsd system. I
have got it working fine on freebsd 4.5 but when I try to upgrade to 4.7
the os no longer recognises it as a boot device and I have to boot off
/kernel.old.
My upgrade procedure is as follows, but it dies on the init 6. Any
I have an IBM rack mount server with an IBM ServeRAID 4Lx SCSI RAID
Controller. I downloaded the FreeBSD 4.7 ISO, but I don't think it
supports the card because it shows up as an unknown device on boot up.
On
http://www.tux.org/pub/bsd/freebsd/FreeBSD-current/src/share/misc/pci_ve
ndors
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From: Nick Twaddell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 11:47 AM
Subject: ServeRAID 4Lx SCSI RAID Controller
It lists the card as
020E ServeRAID 4Lx SCSI RAID Controller
Is this only in FreeBSD -current possibly?
I think so
At 7:47 PM on Sunday 1 December 2002, Nick Twaddell wrote:
I have an IBM rack mount server with an IBM ServeRAID 4Lx SCSI RAID
Controller. I downloaded the FreeBSD 4.7 ISO, but I don't think it
supports the card because it shows up as an unknown device on boot up.
That's correct - FreeBSD
Hi,
I have hade this problem before but I ignored it then but since It showed up again I
decided to post it.
When I turned on my monitor to my server It was constatly printing out this error
message in to my console:
amr: I/O error 0x1
I have hade this error before, I figure it has something
Hi,
We are in the process of setting up a large NFS server and we are looking
for a reliable disk system to be used by the OS. (The data will be placed on
some large Storagetek raids).
We have a bunch of 2BGyte SCSI disks that we plan to use for this purpose.
My question is: Which SCSI RAID
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