On Tuesday 07 April 2015 12:45:03 am Stan Fotinos wrote:
I've had a problems with Centos booting after a Raid 0 config. To fix this
I have done the following:
RAID-0 ??
Good performance, but risky.
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Agree, sorry typo Raid 1 :-)
On 7/04/2015 5:28 pm, Cowboy wrote:
On Tuesday 07 April 2015 12:45:03 am Stan Fotinos wrote:
I've had a problems with Centos booting after a Raid 0 config. To fix this
I have done the following:
RAID-0 ??
Good performance, but risky.
Hi Brad,
The latest version has the ability to use Serial port control lines as
GPI's and GPO's. For each serial port on your system you've got 4 GPI's
(DSR, CTS, CD, RI), and 2 GPO's (DTR, RTS) - using the control lines
that used to be used primarily for modems.
Recently I set up a test system
Hi Lorne,
Can you just confirm what version you are running please? I'm running
2.10.3 under Debian (which I thought was the latest version) and cannot
find the Modem Lines option?
Many thanks,
Dan
On 07/04/2015 22:33, Lorne Tyndale wrote:
Hi Brad,
The latest version has the ability to
Hello all,
I'm in the middle of putting together a Rivendell system to act as the
music source for one of our stations. We're transitioning off of a 24/7
satellite format and programming our own music.
To get started I would like to run Rivendell so that it appears to be just
another satellite
Hi Ryan,
If you've already got them networked, but just want to sever their link
to the internet (which is a good idea in my opinion) the easiest way is
to put them all on their own switch, and then do not connect the switch
to the outside world.
Another option if your networking environment
