My only regret is that I'll no longer be using the RAID card to its full
extent. However, I've also read some interesting opinions that talk about
how a low-end RAID card (such as the tx4) can be a bottleneck on higher-end
systems. Mine's a dual-mp 1.4Ghz (1600+) configuration. Such opinions
Note that the TX4 RAID card, is essentially a *software* raid card
(i.e. glorified IDE controller). There is very few true IDE raid card
with support under linux. 3ware and ARCO DupliDisk are the only ones.
http://www.linux-ide.org/chipsets.html
-Ross
Do you mean by that that the
Hi,
did anybody manage to get gentoo installed (via nfs of course) on a Java Sta-
tion? I am currently trying this.
Yes, I did manage this. It is a slow process =) Mail me offlist
and I can send you the fs image.
-Ross
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Anyone know if it's possible, with CD Bake Oven, to burn a data CD that
isn't an ISO image. I want to burn a CD with a few files so I can use
them on another computer. If this is not possible can anyone recommend
CD burning software for Linux that doesn't suck? Every burning software
I'm a newbie on Gentoo, i've made the installation from stage 1, compile =
everything and when i reboot the system, i see Grub then when i choose =
to load the linux, it seems to load the kernel, but the screen go black =
and after 2 seconds the system is rebooting. I think it's a kernel =
I've got my hands on an ABIT KD7-S SATA RAID motherboard (Silicon
Image SIL3112A chipset). Has anyone had any experience with the
on-board SATA-controller (with or without the RAID)? I'd like to be
able to use the hardware RAID (two disks, one on each channel), but
software will work also.
