Hi,
I have attached some quick bonnies I made on a 2x450PIII, 510MB memory,
2x3 IBM-DMVS18V SCSI disks (U2W-LVD/SE) on the two channels of a Adaptec
AHA-394X. It is a standard 2.2.13 kernel with the raid-0.9 patches
included in debian potato (August 99). No special tuning except what is
written
2. We have been testing s/w RAID for more than 8 months in both SCSI and
FC systems
and have found some issues which we intend to fix post haste. The most
significant
is performance. We have yet to get s/w RAID to perform any faster than
25MB/s
(according to Bonnie) in any configuration
It's bound to get brought up here, so we might as well do it now.
The release certainly seems to indicate a feeling that the current s/w
raid is lacking (I think most if not all of us would dsagree at least
to a large extent), so perhaps the best question(s) are:
1) Is the MPL a problem given
On Mon, 31 Jan 2000, James Manning wrote:
It's bound to get brought up here, so we might as well do it now.
The release certainly seems to indicate a feeling that the current s/w
raid is lacking (I think most if not all of us would dsagree at least
to a large extent)
Not at all.
Despite
Neil Brown said:
(and Andy Poling said similar)
Maybe I missed something, but all I found on their download site is a
bunch of perl CGI scripts that turns your web browser into a GUI
interface to RAID 0.90. The README said things like "this code is
buggy, insecure, and incomplete, but maybe
