Turns out the the usage info for raidstop is bogus. raidstop does NOT read
the raidtab -- it wants you to be specific about what you want to stop:
/*
* stop is special, we want to get it done
* without parsing the config
*/
if ((func == raidstop) || (func == raidstop_ro))
In ka.lists.linux.raid, you wrote:
Turns out the the usage info for raidstop is bogus. raidstop does NOT read
the raidtab -- it wants you to be specific about what you want to stop:
Maybe the usage info should be updated for raidstop??
The bogus usage info should be fixed, indeed ;-)
However,
i/o buffers that just gets exacerbated by other problems, heavy I/O, cache
problems (like overheated CPU), cables, etc.
Overheating CPU's corrupt memory, fail cache coherency and do other things
of that nature.
On an x86 box an overheated CPU is a loose cannon. It can cause almost
anything
David Cooley wrote:
When I first set up my Raid 5, I made the partitions with Fdisk, and
started /dev/hdc1 at block 0, the end was the end of the disk (single
partition per drive except /dev/hdc5 is type whole disk).
It ran fine until I rebooted, when it came up and said there
was no
Seth Vidal wrote:
We've got DLT's doing backups right now and we're conceiving
that it might
be cheaper to setup a system with 2 or 3 linear striped or
raid 0 34+gig
ide disks and have 2 sets of these disks that we swap out
week to week for
backups - rather than spend a fortune in
From: Jakob Østergaard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 1999 1:56 PM
To: Linux RAID mailing list
Subject: Re: [new release] raidreconf utility
My only experience with LVM is from HPUX. I could create the
equivalent of RAID-0
there using LVM only, and it is my
Price wise, this seems like a good approach. If it were my system, I would
be concerned about disaster recovery. I have been a believer for a long
time in tape rotation and offsite storage. Also, you are risking losing
4 weeks worth of data; a full backup at least weekly and incremental
Hi;
Sorry about the somewhat offtopic question, but I have a supplier
of mine trying to tell me that LVD U2W dries will work on my Symbios
53C875 UW SCSI-3 controller.
Will LVD U2W drives work on a UW controller? I thought that LVD
was quite different than other forms
On Mon, 8 Nov 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry about the somewhat offtopic question, but I have a supplier
of mine trying to tell me that LVD U2W dries will work on my Symbios
53C875 UW SCSI-3 controller.
Will LVD U2W drives work on a UW controller? I thought that LVD
was
I have an LVD on a UW controler, but the drive itself is selectable between
single-ended and double-ended operation. I was really not aware of any drives
capable of detecting the bus and auto-configuring itself .. shrug .. who
knows.
On Tue, Nov 09, 1999 at 12:00:28AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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