Also, exactly what will having SAF/TE support on the card and the drive
enclosure gain me? Any pointers to SAF/TE documentation online would be
appreciated.
SAF/TE will not buy you much on Linux as Linux does not implement SES or
SAF/TE yet.
Will I save a lot of $$$ by eliminating the
I'm playing a bit with Linux RAID and now I have a question about the
power supply. When I use 3 or 4 modern IDE drives I guess they will
consume a lot of energy.
Cranking up 10K RPM drives will require substantial power. A real crude
yardstick is that the 1.0 inch high drives will take less
Can someone please point me to a mail list archive, or
to a location that can help.
There is one at http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/.
Don't know where the official one is.
It would be really handy if the archive location were
included in the subscription "welcome" msg, or maybe
even in the
Mike Bilow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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However, if you have IO-APIC support enabled in the CMOS setup
and in the Linux kernel, there should be no need for assignment
of shared interrupts.
...snip...
I'm in the same boat. How do you enable IO-APIC support in the
kernel?
It is also
