Hello,
We have about 20-25 servers running with raid-soft
ide with promise 66 100. The first configurations
were very stable (we had a server with 60 days uptime
load 70, 70, 70 and making 50-80req/sec), but now
we have only the problems with: no way to have a
configuration stable. we usally
octave klaba wrote:
So my question is:
is there any another ide cart working on linux ?
You might want to try this card. Despite the fact that its
hardware raid feature is not supported under linux (the don't
give out the needed info) it's a normal pci ATA100 ide card.
Is the HPT370 more stable than the HPT366? I've ran into nothing but
problems with the HPT366 under heavy load. Had to put a Promise U/33 card
in the NT server here, because the onboard HPT366 would lock up randomly.
My own machine, if i use the onboard HPT366, bring up windows find, search
for
Mike Dresser wrote:
Is the HPT370 more stable than the HPT366?
Sorry but I can't tell you because I never used the HPT366 before.
MfG / Regards
Friedrich Lobenstock
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Friedrich Lobenstock wrote:
octave klaba wrote:
So my question is:
is there any another ide cart working on linux ?
You might want to try this card. Despite the fact that its
hardware raid feature is not supported under linux (the don't
give out the needed info) it's a normal pci
We gave Neil Brown's patch a try, it is about three times faster than the stuff in the
kernel. It
avoids the unnecessary parity writes I first complained about when writing 50mb files,
and we are
going to document for reiserfs users that they should be using his patch.
Hans
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Linus,
here is a patch for test12 which cleans up the initialisation of raid
personalities. I didn't include it in the previous raid init cleanup
because I hadn't figured out the inner mysteries of link order
completely. The linux-kbuild list helped there.
This patch arranges that each
