From: Kim-Ee Yeoh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have similar problems as John Leach. We have a Dell server that uses
> MegaRAID. We did not buy Dell's OS because we plan to use Linux. We have
> RedHat 5.0, but the CD would not boot, because there is not driver support.
> Jeff Jones' do
On Fri, 23 Oct 1998, Lei Liu wrote:
> Hi, Kim-Ee.
> I am reading your message posted on Software RAID discussion group.
> I have similar problems as John Leach. We have a Dell server that uses
> MegaRAID. We did not buy Dell's OS because we plan to use Linux. We have
> RedHat 5.0, but t
On Fri, 23 Oct 1998, John Leach wrote:
> What I cannot work out is how I would
> install onto it if I didn't have an ide hard disk around. Also I found the
> speed to be about the same as a 2-year old Pentium 133 with non-Raid SCSI
> drives, which was a bit disappointing but maybe the configurati
Is there a way to automate the disk failure
notification (eg, to send mail to the sys admin)?
I have this script called from cron every 5 minutes with an entry like
this:
*/5 * * * * checkmd -v
If checkmd fails, cron generates a mail message to the owner of the cron
script.
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On Fri, 23 Oct 1998, Mike Tvarkunas wrote:
> I just read a posting from an Linux group, Dated first of this year 3/98 or
> so... stating that ALR was not supporting Linux? Is this still the case?
> What I have is a ALR ADAC 3 (Gateway Server) and was wanting to put Linux
> up on it, and maybe ut
On Fri, 23 Oct 1998, MOLNAR Ingo wrote:
> On Fri, 23 Oct 1998, Gary Allpike wrote:
>
> > However they dont seem to auto-start.
> >
> > I have set the partitions on the drives to type "fe"
>
> this is my goof, it's not fe but "0xfd".
>
> -- mingo
I tried this and the partition disappeared in
I just read a posting from an Linux group, Dated first of this year 3/98 or
so... stating that ALR was not supporting Linux? Is this still the case?
What I have is a ALR ADAC 3 (Gateway Server) and was wanting to put Linux
up on it, and maybe utilize the RAID CARD. Is this still not an option?
D
Here we go again. Yet another victim of the obsolete documentation. I don't
mind volunteering to put together a basic set of instructions for the new
code, but I have no practical experience of RAID-0 or RAID-5, so I'm
probably not the best person for this. But someone needs to do this to stop
eve
On Fri, 23 Oct 1998, MOLNAR Ingo wrote:
>
> On Fri, 23 Oct 1998, Gary Allpike wrote:
>
> > However they dont seem to auto-start.
> >
> > I have set the partitions on the drives to type "fe"
>
> this is my goof, it's not fe but "0xfd".
>
> -- mingo
>
Thanks to all that replied - I'll test
On Fri, 23 Oct 1998, Gary Allpike wrote:
> However they dont seem to auto-start.
>
> I have set the partitions on the drives to type "fe"
this is my goof, it's not fe but "0xfd".
-- mingo
On Thu, 22 Oct 1998, Eugene Blanchard wrote:
> I am trying to implement mirroring over striping. I am running 2.0.35
hm, this is already implemented, just use two RAID0 arrays and mirror
them.
> When I got to use mdadd, I get the error message
the new commands are:
raidaddraidhotremo
Quoting MOLNAR Ingo ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> it's not possible to change the size of a RAID array after creation at
> this point. So hotadd makes no sense as it's only used to add/remove spare
> and failed disks from _redundant_ arrays that have a concept of
> failed/spare disks.
Can you create a s
Hi. I spent all day today fiddling with the AMI Raid controller. I'm using
Red Hat 5.1 and I sort of got it to work but there are a few problems. What
I did was use another machine with an ide drive to compile the kernel with
AMI Megaraid support, then I took the drive out of that machine and put
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