Hello!
I've just installed a Mylex DAC960 controller driving 4 SCSI 9 Gb
drives into an Red Hat 5.2 Intel-based Linux (2.0.36) server.
After I built a custom kernel with the DAC960 2.0.0 beta 4 driver
(as found on the Dandelion Digital page), I was able to see my RAID
array show up as /dev/rd/c0
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1999 17:53:50 -0500 (EST)
From: Steve Frampton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello!
I've just installed a Mylex DAC960 controller driving 4 SCSI 9 Gb
drives into an Red Hat 5.2 Intel-based Linux (2.0.36) server.
After I built a custom kernel with the DAC960 2.0.0 bet
A FAQ.
>From the Summary:
If you have an old fdisk and it warns about ``overlapping''
partitions: ignore the warnings, or check using cfdisk that really all
is well.
>From the text:
What is this nonsense you get from fdisk about `overlapping'
partitions, when in fact nothing is wr
Hello all,
I've made some series of bonnie runs for RAID-0. You can look at the results at
http://plasma-gate.weizmann.ac.il/~fnevgeny/tmp/raid0.gif.
* The best block read performance (that's what I'm mainly interested in) is for
32k or 64k chunk sizes.
* 32k seems also like a "magic" number
The md ioctls expect their extra arguments to be unsigned longs
(explicitly converted to kdev_t), while raidtools-0.50beta2 provides
ints and dev_ts. As these arguments are covered by an ellipsis in the
C prototype, no conversion is done by the compiler. Usually it works
out O.K. on little-endian
