Hi
I've put up an old article that I wrote for the Linux Gazette on my
website that discusses the old and new methods for running software
RAID0 and RAID1 on Linux. I believe that the methods discussed are very
similar to the latest software raidtools and the site would be very
useful for those n
Has anyone worked with the scsi-idle patch and raid0/raid1?
I have a linux box with 4 old seagate drives in raid1 over raid0. Two
striped pairs mirrored together. Unfortunately, they are in a
computer/classroom setting and are not accessed often. They are quite
noisy. I'm looking at using the scsi
In my original post, I mistakenly said that I was running raid0 over
raid1. This is not the case. I am running raid1 over raid0 (mirroring
over striping). Sorry for the misinformation. When one of my scsi
devices failed, the kernel locked up.
Now for the questions: If a hard-drive fails like in t
I am running raid0 over raid1. Two striped pairs mirrored. Two internal
scsi drives and two external drives - each in their own case. 4 separate
scsi controllers (actually 2 dual channel controllers).
They were rewiring the lab where the raid system exists and decided that
they needed to move it.
If you need information on RAID0, RAID1 or RAID1 over RAID0 for kernels
2.0.30 to 2.0.35, please e-mail me and I will send you the information
that I've worked out with the generous help of the linux-raid list. Its
too large to send to the linux-raid list and would spam a lot of people
if I did.
I have raid1 over raid0 (mirroring over striping) on 2.0.35 kernel
patched to raid0145-1005.. and raidtools-0.90. I can autodetect the
raid0 partitions (type set to 0xfd) but can't autodetect the mirrors. I
can manually start it by typing raidstart /dev/md0 and it works fine.
Can I set the partit
I am trying to implement mirroring over striping. I am running 2.0.35
kernel with raid0145-19981005-C-2_0_35 patch.
cat /proc/mdstat says that personalities raid0 and raid1 are loaded with
md0 to md15 inactive.
I have raidtools-0.90 installed.
When I got to use mdadd, I get the error message
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