On Thu, 11 Nov 1999, 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.
I have one in HP
Hi!
Can I use partitions on software raid device (/dev/md0, raid-5 in my
case)?
Using 2.2.13 with raid0145-19990824-2.2.11 patch and raidtools-0.90.
Thanks, D.
Hello,
I have a DAC960 installed with SuSe 6.1. kernel 2.2.7
As long as I'm booting with the CD and loading manually the DAC960
driver before booting the kernel installed on the disk controlled by the
DAC960, everything goes fine and the system is totally available.
But if I'm booting with the
At 01:35 PM 11/15/1999 +, Matthew Clark wrote:
I'm going to try adding memory a processor.. when we use Bonnie, the CPU
usage sometimes hits 97%.. this can't be good!
I've found Bonnie to be really misleading...
CPU useage is higher when setting it to run a single test file... Running
it
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Danilo Godec wrote:
Can I use partitions on software raid device (/dev/md0, raid-5 in my
case)?
Using 2.2.13 with raid0145-19990824-2.2.11 patch and raidtools-0.90.
If you mean can you use partitions as components of an array rather than
just using raw block devices
I agree... something more simple like
time dd if=/dev/zero of=./bigfile bs=1024 count=1024
gives more accurate cpu info - still around 4 Mb/sec though
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Hello, I installed root as a mirrored volume. I have two SCSI disks only
in the system. According to the HOWTO it's suggested to have /boot reside
on a separate partition on each disk. I installed the kernels and other
stuff normally on /boot to these partitions then one at a time ran lilo
Luis,
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999 12:49:07 -0500 (EST), Luis Costabile wrote:
Hello, I installed root as a mirrored volume. I have two SCSI disks only
in the system. According to the HOWTO it's suggested to have /boot reside
on a separate partition on each disk. I installed the kernels and other
Hello, I installed root as a mirrored volume. I have two SCSI disks only
in the system. According to the HOWTO it's suggested to have /boot reside
on a separate partition on each disk. I installed the kernels and other
stuff normally on /boot to these partitions then one at a time ran
