Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2000 19:03:27 +0200
From: Hubert Tonneau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I removed the Mylex controler, and since it's a production server,
I cannot do experiments on this one, so I cannot get any more informations
(I'm sorry about that because I find very important to spend some
Leonard N. Zubkoff wrote:
>
> Generally, the Mylex PCI RAID controllers take disks offline when certain types
> of unrecoverable errors occur. The driver will log the reason for any disk
> being killed as a console message. Without further information as to precisely
> why the disks were taken
the last
2 years with software RAID 0 and a couple RAID 5. I've never
had one array fail (knock on wood). If software RAID could gracefully
handle hot plugging dead drives (adding a spare without any human
intervention), I'd probably dispense with hardware RAID completely.
Cheers,
Chris
--
Christopher Mauritz
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2000 17:35:22 +0200
From: Hubert Tonneau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
This a report about real production experiment using both Linux
software RAID and a Mylex hardware RAID controler (real production
tend to be even harder than tests, even on a lower load,
This a report about real production experiment using both Linux
software RAID and a Mylex hardware RAID controler (real production
tend to be even harder than tests, even on a lower load, since
more special situations append).
My production server has:
2 x 8GB linux software RAID 1, Buslogic
Hello all,
when I buy an ide hardware raid card, and I want run it on
linux, I need linux driver to use it?
On Sat, 1 Jul 2000, Michael Ghens wrote:
> Just need to know how hard it is to move from software to hardware
> raid. Would I have to reformat the HD's? Any special considerations?
Almost certainly, you will need to move the data elsewhere, let the raid
card do its thing wit
Just need to know how hard it is to move from software to hardware
raid. Would I have to reformat the HD's? Any special considerations?
> -Original Message-
> From: Gustavo Aguiar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2000 10:17 AM
> To: Gregory Leblanc; linux-raid
> Subject: Re: Hardware Raid 5
>
> Hi,
> Does this means that I can't use Hardware Raid 5 on linux
> (red
Hi,
Does this means that I can't use Hardware Raid 5 on linux (redhat 6.2)
or this
means that I can't use Raid 5 on linux ? (I have a adaptec aaa7869)
Can I
use raid 5 on linux made by software ???
Thank's again,
Gregory Leblanc wrote:
Adaptec does not have any hard
with 1Mb of free space. I know now that I can't
make a raid device
as Hardware raid but can I do it with software raid ?? Can I do this
at a RH 6.2 Instalation ??
Thank's again,
Gregory Leblanc wrote:
Adaptec does not have any hardware RAID cards (at least none that are called
ada
Hi,
It is a AAA133 from adaptec. I didn't found any thing saying about it at
Hardware Compatibility List.
Thank's Again,
Gregory Leblanc wrote:
> What kind of a RAID controller are you using? Is it on the list of
> "supported" hardware from RedHat?
> Gr
> -Original Message-
> From: Listas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, June 19, 2000 2:22 PM
> To: Gregory Leblanc
> Cc: linux-raid
> Subject: Re: Hardware Raid 5
>
> Hi,
>
> It is a AAA133 from adaptec. I didn't found any thing saying
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Listas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, June 19, 2000 12:25 PM
> To: linux-raid
> Subject: Hardware Raid 5
>
> Hi All,
>
> I'm having a big problem trying to install a RedHat 6.2 with a raid 5
> made by hardware.
Hi All,
I'm having a big problem trying to install a RedHat 6.2 with a raid 5
made by hardware. A found
at the net som doc's that says that after mounting my Array (3 system
disks seagate of 18G
and 1 spare), I initialize my installation and I don't have a single
disk to make t
Andrew Park a écrit :
>
> Hi folks.
>
> Which RAID hardware is known to work well with linux?
> Where I work, we have special relationship with Dell, so I think our
> preference is Dell's hardware, but since this new baby has to be a linux
> box, if Dell's har
Hi folks.
Which RAID hardware is known to work well with linux?
Where I work, we have special relationship with Dell, so I think our
preference is Dell's hardware, but since this new baby has to be a linux
box, if Dell's hardware is known not to work well with linux, then we
are willi
> -Original Message-
> From: Frank Joerdens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, March 13, 2000 9:02 AM
> To: Chris Mauritz
> Subject: Re: IDE hardware RAID
>
>
> On Mon, Mar 13, 2000 at 08:40:57AM -0500, Chris Mauritz wrote:
> > I'm going t
On Mon, Mar 13, 2000 at 08:40:57AM -0500, Chris Mauritz wrote:
> I'm going to start using them for applications where the data is expendible
> (mp3 jukebox comes to mind) where I just want a cheap RAID 0 array to hold a
> big chunk of bits. Another good application might be large web farms where
;d
never use it on a busy database box, but the economics are quite compelling
in certain situations.
Cheers,
Chris
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Hi,
We will be releasing Linx 6.1 drivers in about 30 days.
---
Also
Has anyone played with the FastTrak66 Ultra ATA/66 RAID Card (info at
http://www.promise.com/Products/ideraid/ft66page.htm)? Is anyone working
on a driver for Linux (I've seen that the FreeBSD people are at it)? I think the idea
of having IDE HW RAID is pretty cool. They even provide an IDE hotswa
On Sun, Mar 12, 2000 at 02:46:36PM -, Matthew Clark wrote:
> Is swapping on Hardware RAID safer than software RAID?
>
> Matthew Clark.
yes, hardware raid should appear as a normal disk to linux
L.
--
Luca Berra -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Communication Media & Services S.r.l.
Is swapping on Hardware RAID safer than software RAID?
Matthew Clark.
On Wed, Feb 09, 2000 at 11:26:20AM -0800, Gregory Leblanc wrote:
> True, but even with the nifty patches that RedHat has supplied, you can only
> boot from RAID 1. I was thinking you could grab two cards like this, and
> create RAID-0 arrays on both, and then mirror those using Linux software
> R
> -Original Message-
> From: David Cooley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 11:10 AM
> To: Gregory Leblanc
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: New(?) IDE hardware RAID device
>
>
> At 09:08 AM 2/9/2000 -0800, you wrote:
> &
At 09:08 AM 2/9/2000 -0800, you wrote:
>ok, I feel REALLY dumb now. I guess that's what I get for writing email
>after 11:00 PM.
>http://www.ami.com/hyperdisk/hyperdisk.html
Tiger direct sells this... they have an internal card that goes between the
on board controller and 2 drives to make the
11:12 PM
> To: Gregory Leblanc
> Subject: Re: New(?) IDE hardware RAID device
>
>
> [ Wednesday, February 9, 2000 ] Gregory Leblanc wrote:
> > A friend of mine just sent this to me
>
> what? nothing was attached that I could tell and no url..
>
> James
>
A friend of mine just sent this to me, since I've been looking at
alternatives to SCSI for my home machines because of price. Has anybody
seen/looked at this, from both a performance standpoint, and a compatibility
standpoint? Later,
Greg
[ Monday, January 24, 2000 ] Harald Milz wrote:
> The driver didn't make it to the mainstream kernel yet.
Actually, it's been in the mainstream kernel for awhile...
drivers/scsi/ips.[ch]
James
--
Miscellaneous Engineer --- IBM Netfinity Performance Development
[ Sunday, January 23, 2000 ] John Leach wrote:
> Does anyone know if hardware raid is supported on the IBM Netfinity ?
Some Netfinity's come with 2 Adaptec AIC-7895 controllers on
the motherboard. If it's a RAID controller on the M/B then
it's the ServeRAID 3H controller.
Does anyone know if hardware raid is supported on the IBM Netfinity ?
The Red Hat 6.1 certification page does not mention any Raid options for the
Netfinity which surprises me.
Is it a Perc card or an IBM card? Any known problems?
Thanks in advance,
John Leach
http://www.bosware.com.au
Melbourne
On 14 Jan 2000, Chris Good wrote:
> Much, much better - we've taken all the i960 cards out of our systems
> and replaced them with strongarm based ones. Needless to say we shant
> be buying any more i960 cards and our supplier is talking about stopping
> shipping them as the perform so much wo
James Manning wrote:
>
> [ Thursday, January 13, 2000 ] Gregory Leblanc wrote:
> > Since this list appears to be a good place for general RAID on Linux (or
> > Linux on RAID?) questions, I thought I'd ask. What do people think of
> > the StrongARM vs. the i960? Our i960 based cards scream, but
running at typically 2x the speed.
It will be far better than that in fact, fastest i960s are 99MHz
and I don't think that even the hardware XOR engine does 32bit
XORs in a single cycle. [From memory in the days when I worked at ARM]
all ARMs guaruntee to do 32bit XORs in 1 cycle, the newer
On 14 Jan 2000, Chris Good wrote:
> Much, much better - we've taken all the i960 cards out of our systems
> and replaced them with strongarm based ones. Needless to say we shant
> be buying any more i960 cards and our supplier is talking about stopping
> shipping them as the perform so much wo
Since this list appears to be a good place for general RAID on Linux (or
Linux on RAID?) questions, I thought I'd ask. What do people think of
the StrongARM vs. the i960? Our i960 based cards scream, but we don't
have any StrongARM yet (although I could probably get some if the
performance is be
D and I want to use a hardware solution for a
: very disk
: intensive application on my Dual P2. I have found several
: vendors who carry
: Linux drivers for their Ultra2 products: DPT Decade PM1554U2, Mylex
: AccelRAID 150/250, ICP Vortex GDT6518RD, Syred Cruiser.
: However, none of the
: dr
On Sun, 19 Dec 1999, jeremy smith wrote:
> I am new to RAID and I want to use a hardware solution for a very disk
> intensive application on my Dual P2. I have found several vendors who carry
> Linux drivers for their Ultra2 products: DPT Decade PM1554U2, Mylex
> AccelRAID 150/250
jeremy smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> DPT Decade PM1554U2, Mylex AccelRAID 150/250, ICP Vortex GDT6518RD,
> Syred Cruiser. However, none of the drivers seem to be offered in
> the kernel distribution,
Look harder. Use grep.
Mike.
Hello,
I am new to RAID and I want to use a hardware solution for a very disk
intensive application on my Dual P2. I have found several vendors who carry
Linux drivers for their Ultra2 products: DPT Decade PM1554U2, Mylex
AccelRAID 150/250, ICP Vortex GDT6518RD, Syred Cruiser. However, none
On Wed, Dec 01, 1999 at 04:20:49PM -0800, Alvin Oga wrote:
> they have scsi-2 raid cards from adaptec...
> 1-channel($430) and 3-channel($650) raid controllers..
>
> a dumb question... what are the channels used for ???
scsi channels are different scsi busses, you use them for load
balancing.
drivesthat's not too shabby. Current non-production
hardware (that exists today)increases that limit to 80 disk drives. Other
technology indevelopment will eliminate current limitations
entirely.
5) Performance. Each disk drive has it's own
bus-mastering data path tosystem memory. RAI
check out www.zero-d.com
They make an eide internal uw scsi external raid box that looks pretty
cool.
-sv
x27;d be interested too.
Up to now I managed to use them succesfully on NT (:-(
while when used with the current linux driver,
I didn't find out how to enable the hardware-RAID.
- Antonio -
hi all "raiders"
just was at the pc store in the duilding I'm in..
they have scsi-2 raid cards from adaptec...
1-channel($430) and 3-channel($650) raid controllers..
a dumb question... what are the channels used for ???
have fun raiding...
alvin
http://www.linux-consulting.com/Raid/Docs/rai
Hello,
I'm an administrator in a co-location facility and recently we had a
customer come in to replace a raid card. The only catch was the RAID card
was IDE. This was on an NT box, but I was wondering:
1) what IDE RAID cards are out there now. What is known about them.
2) What is the s
[ Sunday, October 31, 1999 ] Sean Roe wrote:
> Okay I am really new at this, so please forgive me:
>
> I just run this command from the command prompt:
> mkinitrd --with=dac960?
>
> And then modify the lilo.conf to have the same line?
Ya caught me... I don't use mkinitrd's myself and if RH
[ Sunday, October 31, 1999 ] Sean Roe wrote:
> I just subscribed to this list so I will ask my first question. I have
> three machines each with Duel PIII 600s with Mylex 250 RAID controller
> driving 5 9Gig SCSI hard drives. My question is I am installing Red
> Hat 6.1 and it found the DAC960 d
Hi,
I just subscribed to this list so I will ask my first question. I have three machines
each with Duel PIII 600s with
Mylex 250 RAID controller driving 5 9Gig SCSI hard drives. My question is I am
installing Red Hat 6.1 and it
found the DAC960 driver and it installed the OS to it, but I c
> It turns out the used memory slowly increases until all the processes are
> swapped out and (we're guessing) the kernel itself runs out of memory. Could
> it
> be that the software RAID boot patch we applied doesn't work well with the
We had the same problem when we went to 2.2.11+raid.
It t
On Wed, Oct 27, 1999 at 10:41:25AM -0400, David Holl wrote:
> 2.2.11 has a memory leak in its tcp code. 2.2.12 is friendly, and I'm
> waiting to see how people take to 2.2.13 before test driving. The 2.2.11
> patch should apply to 2.2.12 and you can ignore the 2 rejected hunks in
> fs.h
I have
Raid Masters!!
-
-We're running RAID on two linux boxes. Both use software RAID, and one also
-has a hardware RAID (Mylex DAC960/DAC1100). Our kernel is 2.2.11 patched with
-raid0145-19990824-2.2.11.
-
-The box that only runs software RAID has no problems at all, whereas the box
-that also ha
Dear Oh Great Raid Masters!!
We're running RAID on two linux boxes. Both use software RAID, and one also
has a hardware RAID (Mylex DAC960/DAC1100). Our kernel is 2.2.11 patched with
raid0145-19990824-2.2.11.
The box that only runs software RAID has no problems at all, whereas the box
Title: RE: Hardware RAID
I concur. The Mylex seems to give excellent results under linux. I don't think the MegaRAID is hampered by a slow processor, though. This card seems to be a good performer under NT, so it may be in the linux driver. Mylex has (had? - I haven't checked for
is hardware RAID recovery largely superior to software raid?
i.e. a recovery from a bad disk in a raid1 configuration means an
automatic switch to the good disk and the removal of the bad disk from the
array, until a new disk is re-inserted, and at that time, hardware raid
taking steps to re
Matthew Clark wrote:
>
> Is there much info available on setting up Hardware RAID? Most info seems
> to be on Software (obvious reasons).. However - as you probably noticed, I'm
> having problems with my Hardware RAID and need to sort it ASAP..
>
> I was thinking about
Is there much info available on setting up Hardware RAID? Most info seems
to be on Software (obvious reasons).. However - as you probably noticed, I'm
having problems with my Hardware RAID and need to sort it ASAP..
I was thinking about moving to kernel 2.2.13 but the parts of the kernel
r 1999 20:42
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Very slow writes with Hardware SCSI RAID
>
>
> Matthew Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I have a PIII 500 HP Netserver LH4 with 256Mb RAM
>
> [ ... ]
>
> > If I run bonnie with 300Meg size, I get ve
Matthew Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a PIII 500 HP Netserver LH4 with 256Mb RAM
[ ... ]
> If I run bonnie with 300Meg size, I get very low performance readings.
I would expect much higher throughoutput, especially with 256 MB
RAM. With 256 MB RAM, I usually performance-test on 2 GB
By the way, I'm using Linux Kernel 2.2.10 SMP
Matthew.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Matthew Clark
> Sent: 22 October 1999 14:11
> To: linux-scsi; linux-raid
> Subject: Very slow writes with Hardware S
At 17:12 30.09.99 -0100, Joakim Ahlen wrote:
>I run a linux box as a server with 2.2.5-15 kernel, and some raid0145
>patch (don't remember which). During the past 3 months of (almost
>flawless) operation, the server has kicked out one of the raid-arrays a
>couple of times. This is the log for the
23498
-
It seems to me, that "attempt to access beyond end of device" couldn't be
a hardware error, but must depend on either the partitioning/physical SCSI
disk data, OR the raid5 code. It seems just a bit too coincidental that
all my devices get thi
xPIII 450mhz box, and I am trying to decide whether the advantages of
> hardware raid offset the additional $800-1000 (Canadian dollars) for the
> card.
>
> The biggest thing that I need is stability and useability; I know
> RAID-1 under Linux is very stable, as we have been
I've been pondering this as well.
As I see it,
software raid is faster than hardware raid
and you can save the cost of the raid hardware
but at a site where there is no sysadmin it may be
better to put in hardware raid.
I'd also recommend purchasing a second raid controller
or a second
whether the advantages of
hardware raid offset the additional $800-1000 (Canadian dollars) for the
card.
The biggest thing that I need is stability and useability; I know
RAID-1 under Linux is very stable, as we have been running on such a setup
for nearly a year now, with no probs. I have
[ Sunday, September 26, 1999 ] John Leach wrote:
> Does anyone know if the hardware raid on the IBM Netfinity is supported
> under Linux?
As mentioned elsewhere in this thread:
http://www.developer.ibm.com/welcome/netfinity/serveraid.html
It's worth noting that it's become p
On Sun, Sep 26, 1999 at 08:38:41PM +1000, John Leach wrote:
> Dear raiders,
> Does anyone know if the hardware raid on the IBM Netfinity is supported
> under Linux?
> It doesn't appear (or seem to appear) on the Red Hat Certified machines list
> (various Netfinities are suppo
"John Leach" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Dear raiders,
> Does anyone know if the hardware raid on the IBM Netfinity is supported
> under Linux?
> It doesn't appear (or seem to appear) on the Red Hat Certified machines list
> (various Netfinities are supp
John Leach wrote:
>
> Dear raiders,
> Does anyone know if the hardware raid on the IBM Netfinity is supported
> under Linux?
> It doesn't appear (or seem to appear) on the Red Hat Certified machines list
> (various Netfinities are supported but raid is not mentioned with t
Dear raiders,
Does anyone know if the hardware raid on the IBM Netfinity is supported
under Linux?
It doesn't appear (or seem to appear) on the Red Hat Certified machines list
(various Netfinities are supported but raid is not mentioned with them)
TIA
John Leach
Whoops, spelled it wrong the first time
> -Original Message-
> From: Jim Medlin
> Sent: Monday, August 16, 1999 3:11 PM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: Linux RedHat 6.0 & hardware RAIDS
>
> Oh great Oracle of Linux RAID,
>
> I have
Hello Everyone,
I am constructing a linux raid protoype using (3)IDE hard drives. My platform
currently consists of an HP Vectra VL with 3.5 inch floppy, a CDROM and the
3 IDE hard drives of which only 1 is connected. I would like to know what is
the best contoller to use in order to construct
On Mon, 26 Jul 1999, James Deptuck wrote:
> Does anyone have any experiences with particular hardware raid controlers
> that they'd be willing to share?
> What's the most reliable controler?
I have experience with the DPT 3334 in several production servers.
It may not be t
Hello
We are purchasing a new server for our company.
Does anyone have any experiences with particular hardware raid controlers
that they'd be willing to share?
What's the most reliable controler?
What controler is the easiest to setup and recover in the event of a
failure?
We would l
Hello, I've got an external hardware RAID connected via SCSI to my Linux box
(Mandrake 6.0). Linux sees it, and lets me partition and format it. The problems
start when I reboot, it complains that something is wrong with the superblock
on /dev/sda (the raid), try e2fsck -b 8193. I do, a
eless, thanks for the advice of upgrading firmware (I did not hear of it from
our vendor).
Dietmar
>- Ursprüngliche Nachricht -
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>Betreff: Re: What hardware do you recommend for raid?
>Empfänger: Dietmar Stein
>Kopie-Empfänger: [EMAIL PROTECTED
On Mon, 14 Jun 1999, Dietmar Stein wrote:
> I used IBM disks in one of the systems and had trouble (read my messages
> with topic
> Adaptec 2940 u2w timeouts), so I recommend the Seagates, because they
> never caused
I think IBM had some firmware problems with their older drives? I thought
I hea
Hi
I agree to Lance, so I have nothing to add. For use of motherboard and
disks,
also SCSI controller, I think there are many recomendations.
I got various systems with Asus mobos, Gigabyte mobos and Elitegroup
mobos.
All systems have one thing in common: an Adaptec controller (aic7xxx
family) an
Hi Lucio,
Lucio Godoy wrote:
>
> The idea of using raid is to add more disks onto the scsi
> controler (Hot adding ?) when needed and combine the newly
> added disk to the previous disks as one physical device.
>
> Is it possible to add another disk without having to switch of the
> machine?
Hi All:
My boss has asked me to setup a proxie server from scratch. I would like
to setup the machine on the following way:
Install the operating system on the Hard disd on the IDE contrler on the
mother board and a scsi card connected on the motherboard and one or
several disks connected to th
On Wed, 9 Jun 1999, Russ Hughes wrote:
Hi,
> I'm looking for an archive of this list and/or recomendations for scsi
> pci hardware raid controller card(s). I am going to be building a cache
> and a news server (intel boxes) and want to use raid0 across 4x9gig ultra
Check out http://linas.org/linux/raid.html.
On Wed, 9 Jun 1999, Russ Hughes wrote:
>
> I'm looking for an archive of this list and/or recomendations for scsi
> pci hardware raid controller card(s). I am going to be building a cache
> and a news server (intel boxes) and
I'm looking for an archive of this list and/or recomendations for scsi
pci hardware raid controller card(s). I am going to be building a cache
and a news server (intel boxes) and want to use raid0 across 4x9gig ultra
wide drives.
Russ
ght somoene might know how the performance of the software raid
> support is versus (the typical) hardware raid?
>
> Hmm.. Maybe there's even a generalization that can be made?
In general, I think the software RAID functions well. I've had the
chance to use both RAID 0 and RAID 1 im
One other thing that (I think) should be added to the Hardware/Software RAID
discussion is the availability of the system when a drive goes bad. I've
got an AIC-7880 controller running software RAID and it works OK if a disk
read/write error occurs. But, if a drive totally dies the SCS
i,
>
> On Tue, 25 May 1999, Bobby Hitt wrote:
>
> > Hello all:
> >
> > I'm looking for a Linux HARDWARE RAID solution that supports booting from
> > the RAID. The hardware I know about that supports this:
>
> > DPT
> > ICP Vortex
>
>
On Sat, 29 May 1999, Dave Wreski wrote:
> I thought somoene might know how the performance of the software raid
> support is versus (the typical) hardware raid?
>
> Hmm.. Maybe there's even a generalization that can be made?
Search around a bit. Everything I remember reading
e typical) hardware raid?
Hmm.. Maybe there's even a generalization that can be made?
Dave
Hi,
On Tue, 25 May 1999, Bobby Hitt wrote:
> Hello all:
>
> I'm looking for a Linux HARDWARE RAID solution that supports booting from
> the RAID. The hardware I know about that supports this:
> DPT
> ICP Vortex
And as people have noted, Mylex. I had
the Linux 2.2.5 kernel.
>
> Z
>
> On Tue, 25 May 1999, Bobby Hitt wrote:
>
> > Hello all:
> >
> > I'm looking for a Linux HARDWARE RAID solution that supports booting from
> > the RAID. The hardware I know about that supports this:
> >
> &g
> From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sat May 29 17:30:30 1999
>
> hi bobby
>
> > I'm looking for a Linux HARDWARE RAID solution that supports booting from
> > the RAID. The hardware I know about that supports this:
> >
> > DPT
> > ICP Vortex
>
&g
http://www.icp-vortex.com
This stuff is really good and drivers are built into Redhat 5.2 and later.
Chris
>
>
> hi bobby
>
> > I'm looking for a Linux HARDWARE RAID solution that supports booting from
> > the RAID. The hardware I know about that supports this
.
Greetings, Dietmar
Bobby Hitt wrote:
>
> Hello all:
>
> I'm looking for a Linux HARDWARE RAID solution that supports booting from
> the RAID. The hardware I know about that supports this:
>
> DPT
> ICP Vortex
>
> I just returned an DPT 2044UW controller
Bobby Hitt wrote:
> I'm looking for a Linux HARDWARE RAID solution that supports booting from
> the RAID. The hardware I know about that supports this:
You may also want to check into Mylex (www.mylex.com). They've actively
supporting the Linux and I would suspect they have th
Bobby,
I tried using the DPT Millenium PM3754U2 with 32M (I2O) card it seems to
be fine using RAID5 on 5 IBM U2 HDs using the Linux 2.2.5 kernel.
Z
On Tue, 25 May 1999, Bobby Hitt wrote:
> Hello all:
>
> I'm looking for a Linux HARDWARE RAID solution that supports booting f
]
> Hello all:
>
> I'm looking for a Linux HARDWARE RAID solution that supports booting from
> the RAID. The hardware I know about that supports this:
>
> DPT
> ICP Vortex
>
> I just returned an DPT 2044UW controller and caching module, performance was
> AWFUL. B
hi bobby
> I'm looking for a Linux HARDWARE RAID solution that supports booting from
> the RAID. The hardware I know about that supports this:
>
> DPT
> ICP Vortex
Mylex DAC960
Megatrends MegaRAID 428
Dell PERC - PowerEdge RAID Controller
??
> I just returned an DP
On Tue, 25 May 1999, Bobby Hitt wrote:
> DPT
> ICP Vortex
>
> I just returned an DPT 2044UW controller and caching module, performance was
> AWFUL. Before I buy a ICP Vortex controller, I wanted to see if anyone knows
> about any other alternatives.
There's Mylex. AFAIK, of the three, DPT is a
Hello all:
I'm looking for a Linux HARDWARE RAID solution that supports booting from
the RAID. The hardware I know about that supports this:
DPT
ICP Vortex
I just returned an DPT 2044UW controller and caching module, performance was
AWFUL. Before I buy a ICP Vortex controller, I wanted t
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