On Mon, 08 Aug 2005 14:30:57 -0600, Theo de Raadt
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>We are looking for a SCSI RAID enclosure + at least a few disks, for
>testing/development purposes, in Toronto.  This is to make the raid
>management stuff work better.  A few of us are working on the code,
>but we would like the main scsi guys in Toronto to play along too.
>
>The stuff is making process; here is a demo of a small part part of
>it:
>
># bioctl -h ami0                                 
>Volume  Status     Size           Device  
> ami0 0 Online               341G sd0      RAID5
>      0 Online              68.4G 0:0.0   ses0   <MAXTOR  ATLAS15K2_73SCA JNZ6>
>      1 Online              68.4G 0:2.0   ses0   <MAXTOR  ATLAS15K2_73SCA JNZ6>
>      2 Online              68.4G 0:4.0   ses0   <MAXTOR  ATLAS15K2_73SCA JNZ6>
>      3 Online              68.4G 0:8.0   ses0   <MAXTOR  ATLAS15K2_73SCA JNZ6>
>      4 Online              68.4G 1:10.0  ses1   <MAXTOR  ATLAS15K2_73SCA JNZ6>
>      5 Online              68.4G 1:12.0  ses1   <MAXTOR  ATLAS15K2_73SCA JNZ6>
> ami0 1 Online               341G sd1      RAID5
>      0 Online              68.4G 0:1.0   ses0   <MAXTOR  ATLAS15K2_73SCA JNZ6>
>      1 Online              68.4G 0:3.0   ses0   <MAXTOR  ATLAS15K2_73SCA JNZ6>
>      2 Online              68.4G 0:5.0   ses0   <MAXTOR  ATLAS15K2_73SCA JNZ6>
>      3 Online              68.4G 1:9.0   ses1   <MAXTOR  ATLAS15K2_73SCA JNZ6>
>      4 Online              68.4G 1:11.0  ses1   <MAXTOR  ATLAS15K2_73SCA JNZ6>
>      5 Online              68.4G 1:13.0  ses1   <MAXTOR  ATLAS15K2_73SCA JNZ6>
>
>This shows that userland knows which controllers are tied to which
>system disks, which drives are backing it, and which ses/safte devices
>are managing the those drive in the enclosure.
>
>So, if someone has one to give or loan on a semi-permanent basis,
>please let me know.
>
>Thanks.

Is this for mainly testing or is actually planed for real usage?

I've got ultra2 stuff around, 9GB disks and both DEC/alpha and generic
rackmount enclosures... -By todays' standards 8x9GB is not a lot of
room, and ultra2 is not exactly fast but it *might* be useful for
testing code?

JCR

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