James Manning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> [m.allan noah]
> > > The howto says try mkraid --force. With a 2 drive (2/4) will I lose
> > > everything.
> >
> > why do you want to make a two drive raid5? that makes no sense. use raid1.
>
> If you *read* his message you'll notice that he has 4 driv
[m.allan noah]
> > The howto says try mkraid --force. With a 2 drive (2/4) will I lose
> > everything.
>
> why do you want to make a two drive raid5? that makes no sense. use raid1.
If you *read* his message you'll notice that he has 4 drives in the
array and lost 2 of them (2 still active). :)
why do you want to make a two drive raid5? that makes no sense. use raid1.
yes- if there is data already on the drive, running mkraid is a pretty sure
way to destroy the filesystem, since part of the file system will be
overwritten.
allan
Bob Sterner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> The howto says
The howto says try mkraid --force. With a 2
drive (2/4) will I lose everything.
Hello
I want to use an informix database with an 2.4.test kernel. I want to
set up software RAID and RAW-devicees for the database. Now, my
question: does this configuration stable works? Have anybody some
experiences about this???
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Mfg. Thomas King
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Hi there,
On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, Thomas Waldmann wrote:
> The most awesome thing I had yet, is IDE AND SCSI:
>
> IDE disks (BIG, fast & cheap)
> IDE-to-SCSI-bridging adaptor (one per IDE disk)
> UW SCSI controller
What controller did you use for this? Is it with the 3Ware card? (I've
heard that
> FYI, I don't do IDE RAID (or IDE at all),
> : but it's pretty awesome on SCSI.
The most awesome thing I had yet, is IDE AND SCSI:
IDE disks (BIG, fast & cheap)
IDE-to-SCSI-bridging adaptor (one per IDE disk)
UW SCSI controller
> Nice and quick, stable, haven't had to endure an actual drive fa
Hi,
I will soon install a software RAID on a linux Red Hat system.
I would like to ask some questions about this. I already read the howto.
Is this system performant ? Is it the same as hardware RAID ? Is hardware
RAID really better ? Is it hard to Install ? Should I use SCSI 2, 3, UW ?
Thank y