Release 2 of the Pliant utility for reconfiguring (adding disks, changing
the RAID level or the chunk size) a software RAID without loosing (at your
own risks: test it on sample datas before using it on real ones) datas is
available.
The new code is expected to event survive to a disk failure in
I got a few hints off the mailing list, but not all the information I
needed, so last night I just decided to try and make it work with a couple
of test partitions. Eventually I did get raid-0 to work, by just trying
various things. The biggest thing I found was that you (apparnetly) need
to run
Title: RE: undocumented error from /proc/mdstat: read_ahead not set
You are using the new raid tools (version 90) without having the kernel patched with the new raid code.
Kernel patches are found in
ftp://ftp.us.kernel.org/pub/linux/daemons/raid/alpha
Clay
-Original Message-
Redhat 6.0
Kernel 2.2.5-15
3 - 6.1GB Seagate IDE drives
RaidTools-0.90
Raid 5
I have a problem where my IDE drives power down
after a period of non use. They produce a horrible
cla-ching noise as they go down. I'm concerned that
this might corrupt the filesystem, or destroy
the drives over
I looked around, at HOWTO's, freshmeat.net, etc. but can't
find the latest sources anywhere... does it have a home page?
thx, martin
On Fri, 1 Oct 1999, Martin Lichtin wrote:
I looked around, at HOWTO's, freshmeat.net, etc. but can't
find the latest sources anywhere... does it have a home page?
Bonnie lives at http://www.textuality.com/bonnie/
Mike
--
Mike Tibor Univ. of Alaska Anchorage(907) 786-1001 voice
I have two 9GB SCSI drives on one controller on a
Red Hat 6.0 server.
My partition table is the following:
sda1 boot Primary
ext2size of
partitionsda5Logical
ext2sda6Logical swapDisc
#2sdb1Logical
ext2size of
partitionsdb5Logical
ext2sdb6Logical swapMy raidtab
file is the following:
