Hello,
Is there anywhere the mailing list archive?
Greetings,
Marian Porwol
Hello, I've got a server running with a huge external hardware RAID. The raid
has 3 host channels, meaning that you can connect three computers to it, and
write from one and read from the other two. On one channel, I've got a NT
computer. On the other, I've got a Sun Ultra 1. On the third, is
Hi,
after my RAID 5 troubles, which may have been due to a controller
(Adaptec, now replaced by a Qlogic) I built a new array, now with 8 disks
of which one is spare. Everything seems to work, but I am slightly worried
about this message from the file system (fs/buffer.c, line 870).
Jul 10
On Wed, 8 Sep 1999, David van der Spoel wrote:
Jul 10 12:54:45 zorn kernel: .
Jul 10 12:54:45 zorn kernel: ... autorun DONE.
Jul 10 12:54:47 zorn kernel: buffer
Jul 10 12:54:47 zorn kernel: Attempt to refile free buffer
Jul 10 12:54:47 zorn last message repeated 493 times
Jul 10
I've also got some questions concerning the Mylex 960:
I've got a JBOD box with 5 Seagate Elite23 disks, which is connected to a
Mylex DAC960 PG controller (channel 0). On channel 2 (internal) I've got 5
Barracuda 18Gb disks. The machine is a PIII450 with 384Mb RAM, a
DAC960PG, Supermicro
How do I get it to properly detect my RAID1 set on boot up. I think the
problem relates to the fact that RAID1 is not compiled into the kernel,
I have it as a module. However I think it's possible with lilo to use a
ramdisk to load modules at boot time much like is done for SCSI.
However I
I apologize in advance if this is a WAY off-topic tangent, but...
LVD-HVD bridge? What controllers have this feature? Or at least what
controllers support an HVD channel and an LVD channel simultaneously?
I'm using an HVD-capable NCR (Symbios Logic) at present and assumed I'd
have to free up a
From: "Kent Nilsen" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 1999 13:48:11 +0200
I've also got some questions concerning the Mylex 960:
I've got a JBOD box with 5 Seagate Elite23 disks, which is connected to a
Mylex DAC960 PG controller (channel 0). On channel 2 (internal) I've got 5
Hello Everyone,
I was wondering if someone could help me trouble shoot the following
problems I am currently having in creating a RAID1 array.
First, I've configured, compiled and correctly installed linux-2.2.12
with the raid014519990824 patch. In addition, I am also using raidtools
0.90
This patch is based on the md.c that shipped with the 2.2.11 kernel; it
calls md_stop() on all RAID partitions still around at shutdown/reboot
time, which allows one to have a small (non-RAID) /boot partition with
a kernel on it and a larger (RAID1) partition that's /.
I'm a bit paranoid, so
My raidtab looks like this:
raiddev /dev/md0
raid-level 1
nr-raid-disks 2
nr-spare-disks 0
chunk-size 4
persistent-superblock 1
device /dev/hda7
raid-disk 0
device /dev/hdd8
raid-disk
Well, I've taken all the suggestions out there and tried various
things...
As it stands now I am sitting at kernel 2.2.11, which I patched with
raid0145-1999084-2.2.11.
Still the exact same problems...aborts, with no messages in dmesg,
/var/log/messages, nor /proc/mdstat. With any drive combo.
As it stands now I am sitting at kernel 2.2.11, which I patched with
raid0145-1999084-2.2.11.
Are you also using the matching raidtools?
I was thinking tho, can I snag the patch command line that has been
successfully used?
from /usr/src/linux, I do "zcat raid0145-1999084-2.2.11.gz | patch
yep, raidtools-19990824-0.90.tar.gz
But, the patch went cleaner using your command line (I personally haven't used
a patch in yonks)...lesseee what happens now :)
Mike Frisch wrote:
As it stands now I am sitting at kernel 2.2.11, which I patched with
raid0145-1999084-2.2.11.
Are you
well, all my problems were due to my lack of knowledge on how to
use a patch heheh
I used the command line posted here, recompiled, made sure my raidtools
were the same, and away she went!! :)
Thanks all for your suggestions!!!
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