I got no response ,so ask a second time.
Has anyone any idea how to add a new raid architecture to linux-raid.
I setup a system today with a Mylex Acceleraid 200, Intel T440BX board,
and 2 IBM 9gb drives. The T440BX has a built in Symbios 875, which the
Acceleraid 200 takes over. When I connect a drive activity LED to the
system board's drive activity jumper, the LED is off until after the Mylex
card's B
Ingo Molnar wrote:
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> On Fri, 5 Nov 1999, David Mansfield wrote:
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> > Well, I've never gotten a single SCSI error from the controller... not to
> > mention that the block being requested is WAY beyond the end of the
> > device. If this wasn't a RAID device, this would be one of the 'Attempt
I have a problem.
I would like to create a "raid arrays".I have two SCSI disks.I would like
to use the RAID0 mode.When i mkraid /dev/md0 , mkraid aborted.
Why?
The /etc/raidtab file is the sample file for RAID0.The -f --really-force
don't help.Neither if i recreate the partitions.The second proble
Glenn McGrath wrote:
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> Is it possible to add or remove drives with linear-raid non-distructively ?
> I thought i read something about this a while back, but cant track it down.
>
_Try_ this (i.e. don't rely on it!):
root# umount /dev/md0
root# raidstop /dev/md0
...edit /etc/raidtab to include
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Matt,
On Wed, 10 Nov 1999 11:18:37 -0500, Matt Kimmel wrote:
>I am running a RAID-1 mirror set of two disks on our Linux server here. A couple of
>weeks ago, one of the mirrors went bad. While waiting for a replacement, I ran the
>mirror with a single drive, which worked fine. However, now
On Thu, Nov 11, 1999 at 03:31:48AM +1000, Glenn McGrath wrote:
> Is it possible to add or remove drives with linear-raid non-distructively ?
> I thought i read something about this a while back, but cant track it down.
If you only add/remove drives in the ``end'' of the array, you _should_ be
abl
Is it possible to add or remove drives with linear-raid non-distructively ?
I thought i read something about this a while back, but cant track it down.
Thanks
Glenn McGrath
Hi all,
I am running a RAID-1 mirror set of two disks on our Linux server here. A couple of
weeks ago, one of the mirrors went bad. While waiting for a replacement, I ran the
mirror with a single drive, which worked fine. However, now that I have a replacement
drive, I can't seem to add it
Marc Merlin wrote:
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>While I'll be the last person to praise IDE, recent drives and controllers
>have CRC error checking, which is actually better than parity.
>
OK, maybe this could shed some light on a mystery I'm fighting here with.
I recently replaced this (Asus P55T2P4) motherboard:
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