On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Matt Kimmel wrote:
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
I meant add some other raid architecture such as EvenOdd, P+Q to linux-raid.
At 99-11-11 3:13:00, you wrote:
What exactly do you wish to 'create'? I would suggest doing some
reading on RAID - past, present and future - and propose your own
architecture if you feel you have something to
Jakob,
On Wed, 10 Nov 1999 19:55:56 +0100, Jakob stergaard wrote:
After a change you can mkraid the array again, and if you have an ext2
filesystem on it, you can probably use ext2resize to resize that to fit
the new size of the array. Note however, that ext2resize only supports
*growing*
Well, thanks for the hints, it didnt work, this is what i did.
Backed up some of the array. (this became boring so i decided to run the
gauntlet)
A tip for beginners, when creating linear arrays make the biggest array the
first one, not the last one.
Tried to defragment the md array, defrag
On Thu, 11 Nov 1999, Uwe Schmeling wrote:
On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Matt Kimmel wrote:
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
On Thu, Nov 11, 1999 at 01:40:07PM +1000, Glenn McGrath wrote:
Well, thanks for the hints, it didnt work, this is what i did.
Backed up some of the array. (this became boring so i decided to run the
gauntlet)
A tip for beginners, when creating linear arrays make the biggest array the
first
On Thu, Nov 11, 1999 at 01:49:51AM +0100, Zsiga Robert wrote:
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
Guys n gals,
Does anyone here use a MegaRAID Hardware RAID controller? If yes, what is
your performance like? On a 500Mb file copy (from sda - sda) we get around
2.5Mb per second.. it seems very low. At worst, we have had 456k per sec.
Regards,
Matthew Clark.
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Matthew Clark wrote:
Does anyone here use a MegaRAID Hardware RAID controller? If yes, what is
your performance like? On a 500Mb file copy (from sda - sda) we get around
2.5Mb per second.. it seems very low. At worst, we have had 456k per sec.
On my MegaRAID 428 w/ 8meg RAM I get
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 of
Jonas Diener wrote:
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
I am getting on my RAID5 array of 8 7200RPM seagate barracuda 18.2GB
drives around 30MB/S writting and 49MB/S Reading
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Which gives better performance on Linux???
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Matthew Clark.
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Mylex does from my tests. Mylex does very well in fact.
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On Thu, 11 Nov 1999, Matthew
Hi there, what sort of performance have you had from the Mylex on Linux?
I'm looking at copying/writing 500Mb files (internal).. our megaraid runs at
about 2Mb per sec...
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