Hello Sir,
Presently I have encountered with raid problem. I have 2 scsi h/d with 4G
each .
I intend to run raid1 software and using raidtool 0.90 . I have modified
the raid1.conf
and raidtab as attached and move to /etc directory. However when I run
mkraid
at /sbin it gives me this messag
Tom Livingston wrote:
>As others have pointed out recently on this list, you can get raid working
>with a 2.2.10 kernel. Ingo posted a fix, which involves changing just one
>line.
The fix is only one line, BUT that one line occurs TWICE. Change both
occurrences of 'current->priority = 0' to '
D. Carlos Knowlton wrote:
> When does it look like there will be a RAID fix for the 2.2.10 kernel?
> Otherwise, is anyone aware of another way to get UDMA/66 and RAID
> together?
As others have pointed out recently on this list, you can get raid working
with a 2.2.10 kernel. Ingo posted a fix, w
Anyone interested in using UDMA-66 drives into a RAID array with any degree
of performance may be interested to know this. I wrote to a developer of
UDMA support for Linux, and learned the following:
>> I am going to be installing some UDMA-66 drives in a Linux RAID5 array.
>> However, Linux-RA
What are the steps to replacing a failed drive in RAID 5.
My setup is:
Kernel 2.0.36
raidtools-19990128-0.90
12 4.3G Drives
1 Adaptec 2944
1 NCR 553c8xx
The kernel decided to kick my first drive out of the RAID. Upon reboot it would
determine the drive was out of sync and would kick it again.
