Martin Kihlgren writes:
And no, nothing hangs except the disk access to the device
in question when a disk fails.
Sounds good! +1 for USB...
My Seagate disks DO generate too much heat if I stack them on top
of each other, which their form factor suggests they would accept.
Starts to take
Patrick Hoover wrote:
Is anyone else having issues with USB interfaced disks to implement
RAID? Any thoughts on Pros / Cons for doing this?
Sounds like a very good stress test for MD.
I often find servers completely hung when a disk fails, this usually
happens in the IDE layer.
If using USB
Patrick Hoover wrote:
Is anyone else having issues with USB interfaced disks to implement
RAID? Any thoughts on Pros / Cons for doing this?
Sounds like a very good stress test for MD.
I often find servers completely hung when a disk fails, this usually
happens in the IDE layer.
If using
Patrick Hoover [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is anyone else having issues with USB interfaced disks to implement
RAID? Any thoughts on Pros / Cons for doing this?
I have done, as a trial. USB disk support in recent 2.6 based
distributions was quite stable and reliable, and I had no significant
On 9/8/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, what I want to do is:
* Mark the synced spare drive as working and in position 1
* Assemble the array without the unsynced spare and check if this
provides consistent data
* If it didnt, I want to mark the synced spare as
On 9/11/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/8/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, what I want to do is:
* Mark the synced spare drive as working and in position 1
* Assemble the array without the unsynced spare and check if this
provides consistent data
On 9/8/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, what I want to do is:
* Mark the synced spare drive as working and in position 1
* Assemble the array without the unsynced spare and check if this
provides consistent data
* If it didnt, I want to mark the synced spare as working
Hello list.
I have a spot of trouble with a RAID5 array of mine, and I thought maybe you
could help me.
This is the story so far:
* I bought 10 external USB drives. This seemed like a good idea, they are
cheap, they are hot-pluggable and they are fast enough.
* I set them up in two RAID5
Hello list.
I have a spot of trouble with a RAID5 array of mine, and I thought maybe
you could help me.
This is the story so far:
* I bought 10 external USB drives. This seemed like a good idea, they are
cheap, they are hot-pluggable and they are fast enough.
* I set them up in two RAID5
