[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a MySQL database, running on SW RAID-0 over ext2, that wants to
> grow beyond the 2GB file size limit of ext2. I will be moving the
> database this week to a four-way SMP system with six drives, so I want
> to take this opportunity to move to a file system that
also
another which I cant remember.
Brian Murphy
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with the values appropriate to your new device. If you added it
in the same position as a removed device then you need to run the
remove-single-disk with the same values before you run this command.
This works with my hot plug setup to spin up and make the device
accessible to the system.
Brian Murphy
had tested their distribution and
certified it on the Netfinity machines but there were not many details.
I have sent a question off to SuSE asking for these details and I will
post to the SMP and Raid groups when I get a response from them.
SuSE are at http://www.suse.com.
Brian Murphy
happening?
Brian Murphy
76 driver disables
the retries (perhaps after 5 or so) so the computer continues running on
the other disk
instead of hanging on the redundant failed one.
I am sure this was handled properly (from a raid point of view) in the
2.0.36 kernel + raid patch.
regards,
Brian Murphy
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when the machine
comes up.
Voila, your'e running on raid root!
Brian Murphy
Thomas Seidel wrote:
> You're right. LILO doesn't like to install itself to a root raid1 partition
> (LILO: "Sorry, don't know how to handle device 0x0900"). On the other hand,
> the
