On Fri, 2009-04-10 at 12:29 -0500, Sellers, William A. (LARC-D205)[NCI
INFORMATION SYSTEMS] wrote:
> I wish NVIDIA would support yum. NVidia, are you listening? Keeping the
> kernel updated with the real nvidia driver is a pain, but needed is you run
> the real nvidia driver (like we do). For
Will such a Storage Node (E8400, 2x 1 GB DDR2 PC6400 RAM, iG33 integrated
video) be comparable in
performance with the same computer as a Storage Node, but with PCI-Ex8 3WARE
512 MB SAS RAID 0
controller installed with 2x 147 GB 15000 rpm HDDs? There will be 2x PCI-Ex1
GLAN NICs.
it depends t
On Sun, 12 Apr 2009, Joe Landman wrote:
Sellers, William A. (LARC-D205)[NCI INFORMATION SYSTEMS] wrote:
I wish NVIDIA would support yum. NVidia, are you listening? Keeping
the kernel updated with the real nvidia driver is a pain, but needed
is you run the real nvidia driver (like we do). For
Matt Lawrence wrote:
On Sat, 11 Apr 2009, Залетнев Дмитрий wrote:
I have a motherboard with 4x SATAII-ports and without RAID. If I'll
connect to these ports 4 identical SATAII 250 GB 7200 rpm HDDs and
install Linux, is it possible to have software RAID 0 using Linux?
Sure it is. The only is
Sellers, William A. (LARC-D205)[NCI INFORMATION SYSTEMS] wrote:
> I wish NVIDIA would support yum. NVidia, are you listening? Keeping the
> kernel updated with the real nvidia driver is a pain, but needed is you run
> the real nvidia driver (like we do). For those not experienced with RHEL and
On Sat, 11 Apr 2009, Залетнев Дмитрий wrote:
I have a motherboard with 4x SATAII-ports and without RAID. If I'll
connect to these ports 4 identical SATAII 250 GB 7200 rpm HDDs and
install Linux, is it possible to have software RAID 0 using Linux?
Sure it is. The only issue you may run into i
On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 12:29:51PM -0500, Sellers, William A. (LARC-D205)[NCI
INFORMATION SYSTEMS] wrote:
>
> I wish NVIDIA would support yum. NVidia, are you listening? Keeping the
> kernel updated with the real nvidia driver is a pain, but needed is you run
> the real nvidia driver (like we
??? wrote:
I have a motherboard with 4x SATAII-ports and without RAID. If I'll connect to
these ports 4 identical
SATAII 250 GB 7200 rpm HDDs and install Linux, is it possible to have software
RAID 0 using Linux?
Yes. Try
man mdadm
on for size.
Will such a Storage No
Sellers, William A. (LARC-D205)[NCI INFORMATION SYSTEMS] wrote:
I wish NVIDIA would support yum. NVidia, are you listening? Keeping
the kernel updated with the real nvidia driver is a pain, but needed
is you run the real nvidia driver (like we do). For those not
experienced with RHEL and nvidi
On Fri, 10 Apr 2009 05:30:55 -0400
"Peter St. John" wrote:
> One of the things I like about VIM is that I can install it everywhere. I
> use it on VMS, as well as unices and MSWin. That vivivi is the Editor of the
> Beast just adds flavor :-) vim.org has MSWin self-extracting executable.
> Peter
I wish NVIDIA would support yum. NVidia, are you listening? Keeping the
kernel updated with the real nvidia driver is a pain, but needed is you run the
real nvidia driver (like we do). For those not experienced with RHEL and
nvidia kernel modules, when you install a new kernel, you have to r
I have a motherboard with 4x SATAII-ports and without RAID. If I'll connect to
these ports 4 identical
SATAII 250 GB 7200 rpm HDDs and install Linux, is it possible to have software
RAID 0 using Linux?
Will such a Storage Node (E8400, 2x 1 GB DDR2 PC6400 RAM, iG33 integrated
video) be comparabl
Sun's stock price "tumbled" but it's still up 30% from a month ago. The
price nearly doubled, in anticipation of what IBM would pay; so that
collapsed when the deal did, but still left them ahead of where they had
been.
Peter
On 4/6/09, Joe Landman wrote:
>
> Huw Lynes wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 2009-04
Stuart Midgley wrote:
> Thanks to all the responses, it has been interesting reading. We have
> started using raid6 on newer servers and will slowely get rid of our old
> raid5 servers.
>
> I found the comments about scrubbing very interesting. What do people
> do with their file systems? We co
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