Am 2006-04-25 08:54:32, schrieb Miles Bader:
> BTW, any good recs for drives? Is storagereview.com basically the best
> place to look?
>
> I'm still using a 4.5 GB SCSI disk (with 50-pin interface) as my main
> storage, and one these days would like to upgrade to something a bit
> more modern (with only 10x or 20x the space :-)...
74 GByte SCSI Drives are arround 150-250 Euro. 150 GByte for 400-700
Euro and 300 GByte for 1000-1400 Euro. The prices for SCSI Harddrives
are not realy funny for End-Users
I have recenly bought a new 19" Server Case for 12 SCSI-Drives in Hot-
Swaps for my GDT and installed eight 300 GByte drives for storage (I
have a private Debian Mirror/Archive) and four 36 GByte drives for the
Operating System (3 x 5 GByte ) and Websites (23 VHosts with around
28 GByte currently)
Now the Machine hold an archive of OLD Debian packages of 1,1 TByte
plus one VHost for each release (Buzz, Rex, Bo, Hamm, Slinkl, Potato,
Woody, Sarge and Etch) where Etch is only i386 and Sid curenly not
synced.
Oh yes, I have plenty CD-Images too... but missing many on all
architectures. :-(
> However, given that what I've got now seems to be insanely robust and
> reliable (I bought it _used_ many years ago), I'm rather nervous about
> newer ATA drives, as I hear they're quite a bit less reliable in general.
One of my FileServer has 15 IBM DDRS-39130 (each 9 GByte, and Raid-5)
on a AMI Megaraid Enterprise 1200 and it works like a charm...
No heavy load, but it works perfectly... Since 1997 (I think)...
First under WinNT 4.0 Server and since begining 2000 under Debian.
Greetings
Michelle Konzack
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