i thought that the debian rescue disk didnt include support
course i havent tested this yet.
and no the systems have no cdrom.
and yes i do not like the idea of having the OS on the
raid controller.
thanks for the info, tomorrow i should recieve the floppy
cable that the company forgot to
i thought that the debian rescue disk didnt include support
course i havent tested this yet.
and no the systems have no cdrom.
and yes i do not like the idea of having the OS on the
raid controller. boot speeds do not concern me,
i reboot my systems once every 6-7 months at most
so..5 minutes to
well i guess i don't have to worry about it. the servers
were so defective that im just shippin em back.
gonna get the right stuff this time, no more OS on a
raid array.
nate
i thought that the debian rescue disk didnt include support
course i havent tested this yet.
and no the systems
hi
i recieved 3 new systems today ..i was unaware of their
(lack) of design until i opened the case. they are
1U IDE raid systems from some company called 'pogolinux'.
the problem is there is 4 drives, and ALL of them are on
the raid controller(3ware). since i am not gonna
be using redhat on
Why are you trying to rebuild your rescue floppy? The Linux kernel already
includes excellent 3Ware drivers so IIANM your rescue floppy should already be
able to access the RAID array. If you are using such an old version of Debian
that it predates the 3Ware products... you might want to
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