A mai fost cu ceva timp in urma un post interesant cu topica similara (legat de hardware raid + fdisk pentru partitii mai mari de 2TB). Acum citeva saptamini gasisem un comparison sheet intre versiunile enterprise de la Redhat, unde era prezentat ce stie fiecare distro. Din pacate nu-l mai gasesc. Din ce-mi amintesc, RHEL5/CENTOS5 stiu nativ sa lucreze cu astfel de volume.
Legat de problema ta: http://www.unixgods.org/~tilo/larger_2TB.html Dau si un exemplu acolo cum poti lucra cu parted pentru a crea o partitie de 4TB. Iata ce spun ei: LINUX with Partitions >2TB Partitioning anything larger than 2TB is very problematic with the standard tools. Although the kernels of FC4, FC5, FC6 all come pre-compiled and pre-configured with support for >2TB drives and partitions, a couple of system components have a 2TB limit: * grub or lilo only understand 'msdos' disk labels - this means that you can not boot from a GPT disk label. * 'msdos' disk labels can not handle partitions or drives larger than 2TB * fdisk can not handle drives or partitions larger than 2TB -- even if you manage to partition a >2TB drive with parted, don't use fdisk to display it - fdisk will lie about the partitioning. * LVM can not handle logical volumes larger than 2TB * the linux installer(s) can typically not handle "gpt" disk labels, but only "msdos" disk labels - both because of "grub" and the partitioning tools used The following system components do not have the 2TB limit: * the kernel can usually handle >2TB without problems * "gpt" disk lables can handle >2TB drives and partitions * "parted" can handle >2TB drives and partitions --- but be careful: parted writes directly to the disk!!! RTFM! So with a little planning and trickery you can create and use >2TB partitions. Once you have your system running with the correct firmware/BIOS and the correct drivers, you need to decide if you want to use Software or Hardware RAID, and then you need to create and carve out the logical disk drives for your system, so you can install your OS and the data partitions Have Fun! Alx On Saturday 14 April 2007 11:57, Adrian Sevcenco wrote: > Radu Oprisan wrote: > > Pentru a completa aberatiile mele de la ora asta: > > http://www.wlug.org.nz/GPT > > Multumesc de info! nu mi-a dat prin cap sa incerc si cu parted-ul desi > il aveam la indemina (pe de alta parte avind in vedere ca nu stiam de > GPT degeaba foloseam parted-ul (probabil)) > > _______________________________________________ > RLUG mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://lists.lug.ro/mailman/listinfo/rlug _______________________________________________ RLUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.lug.ro/mailman/listinfo/rlug
