On Wed, 5 Apr 2000, Michael Robinton wrote:
raid will boot quite nicely from a standard lilo if the config file is
properly set up. I have several raid1 and raid5 (with raid one boot
partions) running that use standard lilo on both scsi and ide systems.
See, but I didn't change lilos and
At 16:26 06.04.00, you wrote:
raid will boot quite nicely from a standard lilo if the config file is
properly set up. I have several raid1 and raid5 (with raid one boot
partions) running that use standard lilo on both scsi and ide systems.
Query: is /boot on a raid device that was created
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, Martin Bene wrote:
At 16:26 06.04.00, you wrote:
raid will boot quite nicely from a standard lilo if the config file is
properly set up. I have several raid1 and raid5 (with raid one boot
partions) running that use standard lilo on both scsi and ide systems.
I'm playing a bit with Linux RAID and now I have a question about the
power supply. When I use 3 or 4 modern IDE drives I guess they will
consume a lot of energy.
Do I need a special power supply like 300 W or what are you using?
What about "IDE power down when idle"? Can this blow up the power
At 17:07 06.04.00, you wrote:
In this foray into software raid I created two new devices. /dev/md0 was
created to hold / and /dev/md1 is for /boot. I created both with the
"failed-disk" option with one immediatly following the other. Then I
copied my whole system over to the new devices. I
Sven Kirmess wrote:
I'm playing a bit with Linux RAID and now I have a question about the
power supply. When I use 3 or 4 modern IDE drives I guess they will
consume a lot of energy.
Do I need a special power supply like 300 W or what are you using?
A high capacity PS is always good to
I'm playing a bit with Linux RAID and now I have a question about the
power supply. When I use 3 or 4 modern IDE drives I guess they will
consume a lot of energy.
Cranking up 10K RPM drives will require substantial power. A real crude
yardstick is that the 1.0 inch high drives will take less
Speaking of power supplies, I've been looking for one for my homemade
external RAID box. Right now I'm using an old AT PS that I'm sure is going
to croak any day. Anybody know where I can get a cheap datacase-type
PS with the on/off switch on the PS itself?
Thursday, April 06, 2000, 6:36:39 PM, David wrote:
What about "IDE power down when idle"? Can this blow up the power
supply or crash the system when turning on 4 disks simultaneous?
You don't want to use "power down when idle" on drives in a RAID...
Why not? I think about power down after
Thursday, April 06, 2000, 6:44:49 PM, Ed wrote:
Do I need a special power supply like 300 W or what are you using?
A high capacity PS is always good to have, esp. in a high uptime
box. Having that extra wattage available can prevent power dips
from making things flake out.
What about the
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, David Bradford wrote:
Speaking of power supplies, I've been looking for one for my homemade
external RAID box. Right now I'm using an old AT PS that I'm sure is going
to croak any day. Anybody know where I can get a cheap datacase-type
PS with the on/off switch on the PS
On Thu, 06 Apr 2000, Sven Kirmess wrote:
Thursday, April 06, 2000, 6:36:39 PM, David wrote:
What about "IDE power down when idle"? Can this blow up the power
supply or crash the system when turning on 4 disks simultaneous?
You don't want to use "power down when idle" on drives in a
On Thu, Apr 06, 2000 at 10:55:24AM -0700, David Bradford wrote:
Speaking of power supplies, I've been looking for one for my homemade
external RAID box. Right now I'm using an old AT PS that I'm sure is going
to croak any day. Anybody know where I can get a cheap datacase-type
PS with the
Thursday, April 06, 2000, 10:08:59 PM, Jakob wrote:
Sorry, but I have to say it. Very, very good HOWTO. Thanks.
Why not? I think about power down after e.g. 30' idle time. Not
after a few seconds... What's the Problem with RAID? Does it mark
all disks as bad if they don't come up fast
On Fri, 07 Apr 2000, Sven Kirmess wrote:
Thursday, April 06, 2000, 10:08:59 PM, Jakob wrote:
Sorry, but I have to say it. Very, very good HOWTO. Thanks.
*Blush*:)
Why not? I think about power down after e.g. 30' idle time. Not
after a few seconds... What's the Problem with RAID?
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