Waleed Harbi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
David,
Could you please put all the steps you did it to Create LVM or RAID?
I'd like if you have any error message please attach it with the email it
will help us to solve the problem if there a problem.
Okay, before I try again, I have a few questions
Waleed Harbi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
*David Abrahams,
Is Ubuntu a poor choice for servers? :-)
It could be. Here's what I did:
* partition each of my 500GB SATA drives (sda,sdb) as follows:
- one 100MB primary partition
- ten 50GB logical partitions (I have my reasons)
* Create
Ubuntu installs and activates EVMS by default, but gives us no way to
set up EVMS volumes in any installer, and AFAICT all of EVMS'
functionality is provided by mdraid and LVM. I've been unable to get
a convincing answer out of the EVMS people about why anyone would
convert a filesystem to EVMS
on Tue Jun 05 2007, Jim Tarvid tarvid-AT-ls.net wrote:
Merely true!
I run across competing howtos all the time. The academic world
addresses the issue by journaling. That doesn't always work either.
I use a sandbox approach and have reinstalled some things a dozen
times or more before I
Picking up this thread from long ago...
on Tue Jul 11 2006, David Kempe dave-AT-solutionsfirst.com.au wrote:
Anyway - that motherboard you have has got some issue. The
onboard nvidia chipset is crap, mostly because the reverse
engineered forcedeth drivers are seriously problematic. I have a
Hi,
I need to expand the internal disk capacity on my server, and all my mobo's 4
SATA ports are occupied. Can anyone recommend an SATA card that will work well
with Ubuntu?
TIA,
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on Mon Jun 16 2008, Ante Karamatic ivoks-AT-grad.hr wrote:
On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 15:35:01 -0500
James Dinkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The controller is going to be the issue here. Any brands of cards
that use the same controller are going to be equally supported. You
could check what
on Mon Jun 16 2008, Owen Townend owen.townend-AT-gmail.com wrote:
On 17/06/2008, James Dinkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 3:03 PM, David Abrahams
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I need to expand the internal disk capacity on my server, and all my
mobo's 4
SATA
on Mon Jun 16 2008, David Abrahams dave-AT-boostpro.com wrote:
To get around the pci bandwidth limit the options are limited to
PCI-E and PCI-X which should both give ample headroom.
My x16 PCI-E slots should give 4GB/s and my fastest PCI-X slot is 133Mhz
are about 1GB per second. Okay
