On Fri, 2001-11-30 at 14:57, Brad Felmey wrote: > On Fri, 2001-11-30 at 14:49, Brad Felmey wrote: > <snip> > > Y'know, if I had even *half* a brain, I would have included useful > information like the type of machine, type of drive arrays, etc. > > SuperMicro 370DE6 / Serverworks chipset > Dual 1GHz PIII > 2GB Crucial ECC > Adaptec 3200S (Nee DPT SmartRAID) 64-bit, 66-MHz controller > (1) Seagate X15 36LP SCA 18.4GB rescue disk > (3) Seagate X15 36LP SCA 36.4GB in RAID5 > (3) Seagate Cheetah 10k SCA 73.4GB in RAID5 > > Using LVM and XFS. > > Stock Mdk 8.1 install except for later kernel-enterprise which was > needed to get past the @#$@!! non-working devfs in the stock 8.1 > enterprise kernel. > -- > Brad Felmey > >
I've not noticed any XFS corruption/crashes on 2 of my systems: Dell 2450 2x1GHz / 1GB memory / Serverworks Chipset 2 week old cooker with kernel 2.4.13-9enterprise xfs on lvm Dell 420 Workstation 2 week old cooker with kernel 2.4.13-9 xfs on lvm On the 420, I've been hammering on the xfs/lvm locally and simultaneously from NFS constantly over the last 3 days populating it with mp3s. So far, no panics. There were some updated xfs progs and tools recently, do you have the latest? xfsprogs-1.3.13-1 ? Dan -- Dan -- Dan Mack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> URL: http://www.macktronics.com
