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Date: Monday, March 13, 2000 7:17 AM
Subject: Re: PCI Based RAID Controller for Linux Suggestions?
>On 9 Mar, List User wrote:
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>> 1) has a minimum of 2 (preferred 3+) seperate scsi channels
>>BOTH internal a
On 9 Mar, List User wrote:
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> 1) has a minimum of 2 (preferred 3+) seperate scsi channels
>BOTH internal and externally usuable.
>
> 2) Can handle LVD & Ultra 3 devices
>
> 3) Has good support under Linux, and not just RedHat. (We roll
> our own distributions here so anything wit
>DPT
>I've heard has a SmartRaid VI card that looks good but don't
>know about Linux support or any other problems that might be
>with it. (Or performance for that matter).
I noticed on DPT's web site that they have source code form
drivers. Check the list of supported oses in:
http://www.dpt.
Hi there.. I can't tell you the best controller, but I can share my
experiences so far with the Megaraid cards..
I have a 3 Channel LVD controller.. my 5x18.2Gb Disk RAID 5 array is spread
over the three channels to avoid bottlenecks..(2 disks on channels 0,1 and 1
disk on channel 2)
I have opti
I am about ready (2 months-4 months) to migrate all of my
software RAID volumes over to a hardware raid solution (for
easier hot-swapping, and higher level of hardware fault tolerance))
I am looking for something that:
1) has a minimum of 2 (preferred 3+) seperate scsi channels
BOTH internal
