Russ Price rjp_...@fubegra.net writes:
I'm running an ASUS M4A785-M with an Intel SASUC8I HBA, and it's been
flawless with OpenSolaris b134, OI 147, and OI 148. I was a bit cheap
with the RAM, with 4x1GB sticks of ECC RAM, but it has performed well
for me. I'm using all six onboard SATA
On 23/02/11 03:40 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
Russ Pricerjp_...@fubegra.net writes:
I'm running an ASUS M4A785-M with an Intel SASUC8I HBA, and it's been
flawless with OpenSolaris b134, OI 147, and OI 148. I was a bit cheap
with the RAM, with 4x1GB sticks of ECC RAM, but it has performed well
for
On Feb 22, 2011, Harry Putnam wrote:
Sorry to be dense here but what is an HBA
Host bus adapter is just a fancy name for a multi-port and/or channel hard
drive, fibre channel, or Ethernet storage card. A better and more thorough
description may be found on wikipedia.
It reminds me of when Sun
Yes, I noticed a lot of Asus boards support ECC, and I have started using Asus
boards. No remote management capability on them, but for my application, I
don't need it.
Another thread on this liast reported some problems with Asus boards and
SAS/SATA HBAs. In a week or so I will receive a
On 02/21/11 08:19, WK wrote:
Yes, I noticed a lot of Asus boards support ECC, and I have started
using Asus boards. No remote management capability on them, but for
my application, I don't need it.
Coincidentally I just built 2 machines, one using an ASUS M4A78T-E, the
other with a Supermicro
On 02/21/2011 04:32 PM, Frank Middleton wrote:
With the addition of an 1068E based 8 port (SASUC8I) controller, the
H8SGL box has 14 direct SAS/SATA ports and is the basis for a pretty
decent ZFS server, development machine and VBox manager with room
for 10 3.5 drives, 8 hot swap, in a
Hello Harry,
Am 20.02.2011 05:40, schrieb Harry Putnam:
,
| [Aside: the following drives could as well be 2 TB WD green (as the
| 1tb WD black shown below) for an extra $33 per,(total $66), but I was
| not sure if at some point the shear size begins to be a problem by
| itself for things
Johannes Bohse openindiana-a...@ko-sys.com writes:
you do not need to worry about the size. zfs is very efficient in
scrubbing and resilvering. zfs scrubs used sectors only and resilvers
only missing transactions. Spare sectors are not involved in both
complexity equations.
Good info thank
Does the Gigabyte board handle ECC memory? After my backups started failing
verification, I realized how easily a stick of bad ram can corrupt files, and I
made sure my motherboards support ECC memory. It's not too expensive, but I
wish it was more widely used so the price would drop further.
level boards and AMD CPU
(not Opteron) only support Unbuffered ones, not the Registered ones.
CMIIW.
Okky Hendriansyah
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I've found memoryx.com has some of the best prices and often most obscure RAM
available. They'll even build their own if necessary and their support is top
notch.
-Gary
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Being much a novice in building for a zfs server, I've cobbled up a
setup with one of those build it online setups... on ebay this one
was. But before I plunge for the green backs. I'd really feel a bit
more confident if a few experienced people ran there eye down the
lineup and see if anything
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