On Wednesday July 5, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am playing around with hot swapping scsi hard drives. My machine is an
> IBM netfinity 5100. Generally I have not been able to hot swat my drives.
> For the moment, I am not using RAID, I thought it better to try a simple
> ext2
At 14:58 Uhr -0400 05.07.2000, Robert wrote:
>1. If a drive is not present when the machine is booted, but is inserted
>after the machine is up, it can't be mounted. (You get a message that the
>device is not a valid block device.)
You must tell the Kernel about this new device. This is also men
I am playing around with hot swapping scsi hard drives. My machine is an
IBM netfinity 5100. Generally I have not been able to hot swat my drives.
For the moment, I am not using RAID, I thought it better to try a simple
ext2 file system first. Perhaps hot swapping only works if the only
hu, 03 Jun 1999 16:16:06 -0700, Lawrence Dickson wrote:
> >
> >> In the raidtools-0.90-3 RPM, there are links suggestively named
> >>raidhotadd and raidhotremove to raidstart, but the man files and the howto
> >>don't seem to say anything about how hot swapping
-0400, Michael McLagan wrote:
>On Thu, 03 Jun 1999 16:16:06 -0700, Lawrence Dickson wrote:
>
>> In the raidtools-0.90-3 RPM, there are links suggestively named
>>raidhotadd and raidhotremove to raidstart, but the man files and the howto
>>don't seem to say anything about h
Interesting - I thought about the same questions for a few days... I
will have a try on Monday.
Greetings, Dietmar
Francisco Jose Montilla wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> - Suppose you have all the raid discs on hot-swapable removable
> kits.
>
> - Suppose you use an active termina
Hi,
- Suppose you have all the raid discs on hot-swapable removable
kits.
- Suppose you use an active terminator hooked on the last cable
connector.
- Suppose you have a *non* hot-swap capable controller.
Will it be possible to hot-swap discs? I mean,
