on the /dev/md2 raid volume, the /dev/sdb3 partition keeps getting
marked as failed. This happens consistently after about 1.5-2 days of use.
/dev/md2 is where I mount /usr/local on this system, which houses apache
and openldap, so I don;t think it is a cron job, or burst of activity that
I currently have 40 drives and want to merge them all into a SAN here.
With the 1100 that leaves me room to add only 5 more drives. With the
2000 with the four channels I can get 20 more than what I have.
I went to dandelion's web-site it mentions that Leonard is working on
a new driver and
Hi,
For my internship I have install a root raid system which use the debian
operating system. All the information and readme's I've found are pretty
outdated and while I'm not a totall newbie on configuring and maintanance
of debian systems I'm a bit nervous on taking up this task. It will
At 06:03 PM 19/04/00 -0700, Lee Wilson wrote:
OK, I took all your advice and returned the Adaptec AAA131U2 controller
back and got a Mylex Acceleraid 150 (w/16 MB). I've run the BIOS raid
configuration and it sees all my drives and has created a logical drive.
However, when I boot into
Hi,
I have just finished configuring a RAID 1 array. Since my system was already
installed I used the "failed-disk" approach.
When I tried rebooting the system Linux told me that the
"persisten-superblock" was not the right size.
Here are the steps I followed:
RAIDTAB file:
raiddev /dev/md0
Robert, i bet you are using some platform other than intel? a 64bit machine
perhaps? if this is the case, the raid code does not work properly without a
patch. byte ordering issues, it seems.
check the archive at marc.theaimsgroup.com for this patch. it was for PPC.
allan
Robert Hélie [EMAIL
Take a look at the Software RAID HOWTO, which can be found at
http://www.LinuxDoc.org/. It has lots of great Software RAID information.
Greg
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I was wondering if anyone here knew the status on the drivers for the
Mylex ExtremeRaid 2000 card. Are they in beta yet?
In the next 1-2 months I'm going to need a new raid card and could really
use
Summary: raid5_error needs to handle the first scsi error from a device and
do the necessary action, but silently return on subsequent failures.
- 3 h/w raid0's in a s/w raid5
- initial resync isn't finished (not important)
- scsi error passed up takes out one of the devices
bug
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At 06:03 PM 19/04/00 -0700, Lee Wilson wrote:
At any rate, assuming support in RH6.2, I am a little confused about where to
find the raid device. Looking in /proc/partitions, I see a /dev/hdc with 1
head, 2147483647 sectors, and 1
Greetings -
I've noticed that Dell now seems to have released drivers for the embedded
raid controller on the PowerEdge 2400 series, however the drivers seem to
only be appearing as compiled modules for a variety of kernels at various
patch levels. However, I've been unable to find a generic
Hi all:
I have a little bit of a problem here. I've got a adaptec 152x controller
in an older computer. This has 4 hard drives of approximatly 600 meg each.
They are running in raid5 configuration with 2.2.14. The only problem is
that the aha152x driver that is included in 2.2.14 is quite old
At 10:12 AM 20/04/00 -0700, Lee Wilson wrote:
So I switched to a text console, and tried 'fdisk /dev/rd/c0d0' but it
didn't work. I knew the device had to be there somewhere, so I went
looking. I eventually found the device in /tmp/rd/ as c0d0. This appears to
be a RedHat-ism.
How odd.
Bill BAO [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is there anybody doing the parity generation by using the
drive XOR cmd (XDWRITE, XDREAD, XDPWRITE) ?
And you know of many drives supporting this ?
(even the COPY command is no longer supported by any drives)
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