Matthew,
There are no really established certs yet..although a few are underway.
I think redhat is actually doing certs. At least thats what I read on
another mailing list. I think what you should look for is a good UNIX
admin who loves linux but might not do it as his primary job
responsibility
> This should be clarified in the docs alright...
>
> If you run two bonnies you will see that your read performance gets better
> (well the sum of the read performance will be superior to that of one disk).
>
> RAID-1 will distribute reads to the two disks, but it's not a gain if you
> only rea
> What is your chunk size set at in the raidtab file? In my testing, I've
4k chunk size is what i use as well.
> this isn't to say that there aren't room for improvements in software raid
> performance, as even with a 4k chunksize performance will level off after
> four drives, eventually dropp
> 1) creating the raid device
> 2) creating a new filesystem on the raid device using mke2fs
Ahh, boy I feel dumb now:) Musta missed that tidbit in the howto:)
Thanks.. Mike
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Here are the actual messages that fsck spits out when the system
boots.. well basically the same. I am just running it manually here.
[root@server1 /]# fsck /dev/md0
Parallelizing fsck version 1.14 (9-Jan-1999)
e2fsck 1.14, 9-Jan-1999 for EXT2 FS 0.5b, 95/08/09
The filesystem size (according to
I just rebooted my system for the first time automatically
mounting up md0 through fstab. and I got a fsck failure on the
md0 device. I made sure i let it totally sync before rebooting
so I am not sure whats wrong. It was great until fsck ran against it.
It seems that the parition table and the s
Is this good software raid performance for a
Dual celeron 500 mhz
128 mb ram
abit bp6 mb
using the htp66 controller in dma 33 mode
2 x 18 gig ibm dma 33 drives
Running kernel 2.2.13ac1, big ide patch (latest as of today), 2.2.14pre1
as well..
Its a raid 1 mirror with each disk alone on its own i
I am sure this is probably obvious but I wanna make sure:)
I have a raid 1 setup using two ide disks. I am not booting from these
disks. The RAID seems to be working GREAT so far:)
I assume I should just put a normal entry in the fstab right?
/dev/md0 /data ext2defaults
