On Mon, 2007-10-29 at 13:22 -0400, Doug Ledford wrote: > OK, these you don't get to count. If you run raid over USB...well...you > get what you get. IDE never really was a proper server interface, and > SATA is much better, but USB was never anything other than a means to > connect simple devices without having to put a card in your PC, it was > never intended to be a raid transport.
I still count them ;-) I guess I just would of hoped for software raid to really don't care about the lower layers. > > > * Internal serverworks PATA controller on a netengine server. The > > server if off waiting to get picked up, so I can't get the important > > details. > > 1 PATA failure. I was surprised on this one, I did have good luck with with PATA in the past. The kernel is whatever came standard in Fedora Core 2 > > > * Supermicro MB with ICH5/ICH5R controller and 2 RAID5 arrays of 3 > > disks each. (only one drive on one array went bad) > > > > * VIA VT6420 built into the MB with RAID1 across 2 SATA drives. > > > > * And the most complex is this week's server with 4 PCI/PCI-X cards. > > But the one that hanged the server was a 4 disk RAID5 array on a > > RocketRAID1540 card. > > And 3 SATA failures, right? I'm assuming the Supermicro is SATA or else > it has more PATA ports than I've ever seen. > > Was the RocketRAID card in hardware or software raid mode? It sounds > like it could be a combination of both, something like hardware on the > card, and software across the different cards or something like that. > > What kernels were these under? Yes, these 3 were all SATA. The kernels (in the same order as above) are: * 2.4.21-4.ELsmp #1 (Basically RHEL v3) * 2.6.18-4-686 #1 SMP on a Fedora Core release 2 * 2.6.17.13 (compiled from vanilla sources) The RocketRAID was configured for all drives as legacy/normal and software RAID5 across all drives. I wasn't using hardware raid on the last described system when it crashed. Alberto - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-raid" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
