Oh first I should note OS X will not let you boot from a RAID except on an Xserve. Its because the drivers have to be loaded before the RAID can be recognized ...
On to my problem. I am running OS X Server 10.2.6 on a Blue and White G3 400 with a Sonnet ATA/133 card [not RAID card]. I serve Home Directories and several auto-mount share points off the RAID. As of late several of the share points do not show up on the Finder on the server. If I connect via "Connect to Server" I can see the share point but when I connect it does not show up on the client in the Finder. However, on the server if I go into Terminal I can see the share points and all the data in em. I can also see it and work with it on a client it is automounted to.
Anyone have any ideas?
David
On Thursday, October 16, 2003, at 11:50 PM, mkauspe wrote:
Its written to the disks. Windows XP and 2000 have the same feature built in. NT might also, not to sure. I'm not sure where it is written on the disk, I would imagine the MBR? I dunno, who cares, it works right? XP does not allow you to setup software RAID on the boot volume though. OS X does, thats why it's better.
Mike (aka PC Tech) Computer/Networking Support Technician AAHS, CO, Academy School District 20
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