Giulio Botto wrote:
> the feature I MOST would have liked in the situation I had at the moment was
> the possibility to update superblocks only and a tool which could read and
> let me write what I wanted in the various superblocks of the
> devices comprised in the array.
I agree that this proced
On Thu, Apr 29, 1999 at 06:44:56PM -0400, XxEDGExX thusly shaped the electrons:
[...]
>
> Now, if I expand the logical device, WHERE will the extra space
> end up? I'd like it to be placed in /home, but I just don't understand
It will not be placed anywhere: if you will fdisk /dev/sda you will
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Kudos to all of the people that came up with suggestions, patches and scripts.
In the end we managed to get the RAID up and running again, the funny thing
is that, instead of using the most recent drive and the last most recent one
we HAD to use the most out of sync and the last most r
Hi
In the beginning of setting up linux raid-systems on our (linux)
machines at work, I ask, if there are any limitations, too.
As far as I remember, linux is able to serve 16TB at the moment (maybe I
am wrong); there of course differences between intel- and alpha-linux,
because intel-linux is 32
Hi
I think HP has released a serie of machines which come along with PII
and PIII processor developed for linux (they serve Redhat).
The machines are HP LP or something like; I don't remember the right
alias, but maybe the LH3 belongs to the same type.
Greetings, Dietmar
moon wrote:
>
> Hi all
Hello everybody,
i am trying to setup a 400 GB e2fs partition on
a icp-vortex raid controller. I have encounterd some
problems setting this up. I am running SuSE 6.1 with
a kernel ver. 2.2.7.
The partiontable is :
Disk /dev/sda: 255 heads, 63 sectors, 51315 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 16065
It's quite a simple patch to fdisk to list "Linux RAID" as a partition
type, anyone thought of doing this... I've done it here for my own use but
I'm not too sure of any other implications.
AJ
On Sat, 8 May 1999, Dietmar Stein wrote:
> Hi Aaron
>
> while running fdisk on /dev/sdX you have to
Hi all --
Anybody knows if linux can be installed on a HP Netserver (LH3) machine
with RAID-5 disks? Thanks.
regrds, ks.
