Are there any known problems with software raid and disk quotas.
i am using kernel 2.2.11 with ac3 patch [BTW when will this patch be
available for 2.2.12?] and i get an error on turning quotas on that this
function is not supported by the device /dev/md0
I created /quota.user and /quota.group
On Sat, 28 Aug 1999, Andreas Gietl wrote:
Are there any known problems with software raid and disk quotas.
i am using kernel 2.2.11 with ac3 patch [BTW when will this patch be
available for 2.2.12?] and i get an error on turning quotas on that this
function is not supported by the device
I have been monitoring this mailing list for over a month and have pieced
together as much as I can. Luckily, it also has lots of stuff about UDMA,
which I am trying to implement to run the two drives I want to mirror
(RAID1).
Anyway, I am stymied. I am trying to get UDMA66 out of the Promise
Skip Harrison wrote:
My main drive with all Linux files on it is a WD 4.3g UDMA 33
model. I have
UDMA turned on for this drive (again, a program from WD web site). Using
"hdparm" to check that dma mode is turned on for _both_ drives (turned on
automatically by option in make config), I get
On Sat, Aug 28, 1999 at 05:46:50PM -0700, Skip Harrison wrote:
2. Applied the 2_2_10_uniform-ide-6_20_genam_patch
I've only tried up to the 2.2.10.uniform-ide-6.20.eridanus.patch so far.
Using "hdparm" on the IBM drive, I get 17 MB/sec. Granted, 17 is faster than
13, but is it UDMA 66?
I
My main drive with all Linux files on it is a WD 4.3g UDMA 33 model. I have
UDMA turned on for this drive (again, a program from WD web site). Using
"hdparm" to check that dma mode is turned on for _both_ drives (turned on
automatically by option in make config), I get 12 to 13 MB/sec on
