Hi,
welcome to the club if you read through recent archives of the
list you will find, that there
are several people on the list (including myself) facing the same.
It seems that the lilo-patch is buggy. It accepts a raid-device for
boot but does not build
the boot block on all devices.
T
Hi,
I have a test system on which I am setting up mirrored disks before taking the plunge
and
doing it for real on my server. I am having a problem with getting lilo to work on both
mirrred disks hda and hdc. I am using the lilo from redhat6.1 which is version 21 with
raid1 patch
I have /boot o
On Sun, 5 Dec 1999, Danilo Godec wrote:
> Well, the ide patches located in
> ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/hedrick apply to 2.2 kernels very
> nicely and include support for a variety of UDMA66 controller and
> chipsets.
>
> I think it's better and safer to run a non-developement kern
On Sat, Nov 13, 1999 at 03:46:36AM -, Matthew Clark wrote:
> While I'm here - does anyone know what is a decent amount of I20 Cache for a
> RAID controller? We only seem to have 16Mb out of a possible 128Mb.. it has
> been suggested that this could be the cause of an IO bottleneck we're havin
On Sun, 5 Dec 1999, ACEAlex wrote:
> the 2.2.13 kernel with is the latest stable. But when i try to start using
> it i get a different startup screens (see belove). Do i have to patch the
> kernel before i use raidtools. Cause i get errors when trying to execute
Yes. The RedHat kernel includes t
On Sun, 5 Dec 1999, Zach Coombes wrote:
> - the Ultra66 isn't supported yet. I'm running a 2.3.XX beta (yes I
> take digitalis regularly) as recent 2.2 kernels didn't even register
> the Ultra66 controllers' existence. Are the Ultra66 patches to the
> kernel nearing a state where we'll se
Hello there. Ive started to use the software raid for linux and i think its
great. Thanx :).. There is only one thing i cant understand. I have
downloaded the new kernel to get ride of redhats slow kernel. I downloaded
the 2.2.13 kernel with is the latest stable. But when i try to start using
it i
Hello,
First question:
Is there a web page to check for the latest released or beta versions of
the RAID-certified kernels and RAID-patches? I keep seeing email saying
"just get the latest released version of the kernel, version
2.2.", but I have no idea how one can track this with out
rapping
