Hi, Thanks for your help m...@. Have way to check each hard drive performance? I didn't installed nothing about raid related in the install. So is not possible without halting the system "install" a raid 1 or raid 0 right?
I'm dumping the fs with dump (/sbin/dump -0 -au -f - /dev/rsd0a), if the currently disk stop working I can restore it in raid partition right? Do I need enable something in kernel to have raid 0 or 1 working in 4.6 GENERIC ? Is is possible, can someone point me a good procedure documentation to do this non-reboot or with reboot raid 1 ? Tks a lot. Nick Holland wrote: > x03 wrote: >> Hi misc@ , >> >> I have installed 4.6-stable in sd0. >> The partition structure and hd specs are this: > ... > >> OK, the first thing strange here is the rpm value (3600). >> This SCSI disk have 15k rpm. How can I fix this? Or I have some hardware >> error? > > http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq14.html#disklabel > fourth paragraph. don't, no, don't sweat it. > > ... >> This one seems to have the correct rpm value. (this hd is 10k rpm >> actually). >> My question is, can i have software based raid0 with two different rpm >> values (the rest specs are the same) ? > > of course. > >> If yes, can I do that with machine running and remotely? > > yes, but I think the question you were trying to ask is more > complicated than this. > > If you are asking if you can retrofit softraid on a system that was > not set up with it originally, no (well, yes, but if you have to ask > how, "no". It involves free space and careful planning and backup and > restore.)
