the status on when the current raid code will be included in the
general kernel releases?
Steve
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Actually, this is no longer true with the current kernels raidtools patch.
Swaping on to
a RAID device is ok. I have several systems here currently doing it on
RAID-1 devices
without any problems whatsoever.
Steve
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Perfect sense if you want a HA (High Availability) system. In the case here
I don't want the system failing if a disk dies on me. All volumes here are
on one form of RAID or another. Which gives me the opportunity to swap
out a bad disk at MY convince instead of being screwed when a disk dies
/sec. Does
anyone
have any figures on drives that might be able to do this? If I can avoid
paying
through the nose for the cheetahs, and instead of the newer barracuda's can
do this it would save several hundred bucks.
Steve
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Does anyone know, or is anyone working on a new combined patch for
the kernel (2.2.6 or 2.2.7) for both RAID devfs? The last one I've seen
is for 2.2.3..
Steve
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Any comments/heckles?
Steve
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in
the
Mylex's (BT-958's) BIOS) The system didn't even load lilo said it couldn't
find
a system disk. Hmm.
Anyone have any pointers here? Things were going reall good, didn't want
to stop
here.
Steve
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I've recently had a chance to set up some root mirroring under Solaris (v2.6
7)
using DiskSuite. In Sun's setup they have to specify a partition (small one
like
8-10mb) for a metatable database to help point to partitions to boot from as
well
as general mapping information.
I'm not that
