I've posted the following message in the newsgroups
and a couple other places, without much success. I
got this address as I was about to try the mkraid
--force option when I saw this address. Executing
the actual command frightened me away by saying it
was about to destroy the contents of m
We only got 2 or 3 spam mails - that's about 0.001 % of the whole list
throughput. - so why talk so long about it - forget it. When we get "attacked" every
day - ok, then it's time to think about consequences.
This discussion about spam and closing the list or not - THAT generates spam. -
> > I'm tired of being spammed, and obviously the list admins are schmucks to
> > leave the list open to spammers.
> > I have unsubscribed.
>
> There are ways to deal with spammers, other than crippling the lists
> by closing them.
>
Closing the list will not cripple it. I maintain a list with
I've discovered, the hard way, that slightly more money can get a lot
more quality out of your power supply. We're not talking hundreds extra
here, just buying something that everyone else respects and works with
over long terms.
I discovered 'cheap' power supplies sucked because I was running s
> I can make a filesystem and mount it just fine but when I reboot the
> kernel does not automatically detect it. I made all of the relevant
> partitions type FD and enabled the persistent-superblock. Still no
> detection. Any hints?
Do you have the raid0 driver in your initrd ?
Hello,
I'm trying to set up a 2 drive raid level 0 array.
I have gotten to the point where I run mkraid /dev/md/0 (Note: I'm using devfs
so the device names will look a bit strange) and it successfully intializes the
array. I can make a filesystem and mount it just fine but when I reboot th
> Does hdparm supports more that 8 hd in ide ?
3.9-2 it works.
sorry for email :/
Octave
Hi,
> Check the promise site for new drivers
we tried all :/
new drivers, 2.2.14, 2.2.15pre17
we added it handly in /etc/lilo.conf and ike that it works
but I wonder if it has to be so hard to use
2x fast 66 + 3x 20Go ?
(we gave up to try use 3 promise :/)
we made raid-0, raid-1, raid-5 on 3 hd
Hi,
Does hdparm supports more that 8 hd in ide ?
thanks
Octave
--
Amicalement,
Octave
> no swap allowed <
[David Konerding]
> 4 drives 36gig Ultra 2 SCSI (or LVD? or Ultra 3?) (3 active drives & 1 hot
> spare)
Make sure to consider 4-drive raid1 as well
> From poking around the kernel, and reading some stuff on web sites, and
> visiting the vendor websites, it seems like the less expensive cards
> (
Hi, LINUX raid-ers,
I am in the process of designing a proposal for a hardware RAID filesystem
for my lab. We already have a master node,
a dual PIII 600 with 256MB of RAM that connects to our router via 100BT.
the clients are mostly 10BT and a few 100BT
workstations, plus a beowulf cluster whic
hi
i have a raid-1 based on raidtools-0.40
can i upgrade it to raidtools-0.90?
how can i do it?
On Sat, 08 Apr 2000, David Cooley wrote:
> I'm tired of being spammed, and obviously the list admins are schmucks to
> leave the list open to spammers.
> I have unsubscribed.
There are ways to deal with spammers, other than crippling the lists
by closing them.
If you see a list spam from a com
Date: Sun, 9 Apr 2000 00:17:51 -0400 (EDT)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is this true even for different classes of Mylex cards? i.e. Can a system
running an AcceleRAID 250 be upgraded to an ExtremeRAID (or vice versa)
simply by replacing the RAID card without having to rebuild/reformat the
Its a nice complicated case of semaphores in threaded (multi process?) systems ...
... one system needs to be aware that the other system isn't ready yet, without
causing incompatibilities. With RAID, would it be possible for the MD driver to
actually accept the mount request but halt the proces
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