Greetings...
> On Tue, 9 Mar 1999, David Mansfield wrote:
> > Bonnie is not 'monitoring' software per se. It won't give you usage stats
> > or anything like that.
> From: Steve Frampton
> I'm beginning to think that there is *no* monitoring software for RAID
> array usage stats? ;-(
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There is also a "resize2fs" tool which you can download from powerquest
(ELF binary) if you have a Partition Magic Licence Number.
I believe that the software was developed in no small part by Theodore
T'so and will eventually be released (Or atleast the resize2fs part) as
GNU...
When I enq
On a system which already has several RAID5 filesystems (/dev/md1 to
md4), I'm trying to set up a root-RAID-1. Actually I tried this a long
time ago, and when it didn't work, I left it alone due to lack of time
to play with it. I'm now trying to finish the work.
system is Linux 2.0.36 with RAID
Supported in 2.0.35 with ide2/3 definitions on boot line (see UDMA howto),
and native in 2.0.36.
> Does it at least support the Promise Ultra33 card, to enable use of more than 4
> IDE drives in a system?
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"Everything is permitted. Nothing is forbidden.
Second, are there any tools to manipulate the partition size of an ext2 file
system? For some reason, I think there is a technical reason for the lack
of
such tools, but I could be wrong so I'm asking.
Yes. there is Partition Magic 4.0 (I think it's Powerquest) that handles
ext2 file system.
>
> Did anyone else see that "Free blocks count corrupted for block group X"
> error in /var/log/messages?
> Or others, especially with large filesystems?
>
Mine is a 24GB raid 5 (hardware dac960). It was fixable with fsck, and
hasn't occurred since the 2.2.0prex kernels. Nonetheless that is
