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john b said:
Performance is pretty good - these numbers are for a first generation
smartcan (spring '99)
these numbers are also useless since they are much too close to your ram size,
and bonnie only shows how fast your system runs bonnie :) a better benchmark
urrent* Raidzone product? Originally, it was an "md" process running
on the system cpu. Currently I'm not so sure. The SmartCan *does* have
its own BIOS, so there is *some* intelligence there, but what exactly is
the division of responsibility here...
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for (hardware raid w/
hot swap capability)
John
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solving ... Track record is
*much* more important as is education in a problem solving field
(Physics, Engineering, and occasionally Computer Science depending on
the school...)
John
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126.4 1.1
Just food for thought...
John
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ce it with a backup copy that is no more than 1 hour old. Should
disaster strike and all the filesystems on a machine get destroyed, all
we have to do is boot off an emergency diskette, repartition the disks,
remake the filesystems, and "rsync" a copy of each of the partitions
from the bac
mword1 mword2
IORDY=on/off, tPIO={min:240,w/IORDY:120}, PIO modes: mode3 mode4
John
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