| On Wed, Mar 26, 2003 at 09:15:42AM +1100, Lindsay Yardley wrote:
| > G'day Pigeon,
| > Sorry.
| > cheers
| > Lindsay
|
| No worries mate. :-)
|
| You seem to have more or less got it going now... sound! One point -
| the usual syntax is mount , eg.
| mount /dev/md0 /home
|
| Pigeon
On Mon, 24 Mar 2003, Pigeon wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 24, 2003 at 03:08:15PM +1100, Lindsay Yardley wrote:
> > G'day Alvin/All,
> > | - why do you want raid???
> > I'm setting up a file/print server.
does NOT justify raid ...
but if you mean its a home server or mail server or webserver,
you can u
On Mon, Mar 24, 2003 at 03:08:15PM +1100, Lindsay Yardley wrote:
> G'day Alvin/All,
> | - why do you want raid???
> I'm setting up a file/print server.
> |
> | - sometimes you cannot boot off hde/hdg
> |- did you test that you cn boot off hde/hdg
> don't want to boot from it.
>
> hda1 - /b
G'day Daniel,
I'm going to try and do something else today, I'm suffering information
overload. BUT, I have partioned them as FD but cannot see how to make them
RAID, I have 2 FD partitions where I want 1 83 partition mounted and
initialised as /home (mirrored of coarse).
If I continue the install
Lindsay Yardley wrote:
[...]
hda1 - /boot
hda2 - /
hda3 - swap
hde/g raid set - /var
hde/g raid set - /home
that's why i asked if it would be possible/advisable to first install debian
to hda1,2,3 then
add the RAID1 set, format/mount it and move /var & /home over to it.
So far I've found out I nee
G'day Alvin/All,
| - why do you want raid???
I'm setting up a file/print server.
|
| - sometimes you cannot boot off hde/hdg
| - did you test that you cn boot off hde/hdg
don't want to boot from it.
hda1 - /boot
hda2 - /
hda3 - swap
hde/g raid set - /var
hde/g raid set - /home
that's why
hi lindsay
On Mon, 24 Mar 2003, Lindsay Yardley wrote:
> G'day Daniel/All,
> The HowTo at http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/ATA-RAID-HOWTO/index.html was very
> helpful. I can now see hde & hdg and format them as fd from the debian
> installer BUT (yes another one) How do I make a raid set of these and
G'day Daniel/All,
The HowTo at http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/ATA-RAID-HOWTO/index.html was very
helpful. I can now see hde & hdg and format them as fd from the debian
installer BUT (yes another one) How do I make a raid set of these and
format/mount them? I just can't see how/where this is done.
tia
Li
On Sat, Mar 22, 2003 at 03:09:46PM +0100, Frans Pop wrote:
> Also, the kernel sources for version 2.4 are available as a package, so you
> could compile your own kernel with the proper hardware support
^^^
That's "CMD64X and CMD680 chips
Lindsay Yardley wrote:
[...]
RedHat & Mandrake with the 2.4 kernel recognise the ATA card OK but Debian 3
r0 can't seem to find it. The documentation from Silicon Image would
indicate that "for releases using a kernel later than 2.4, driver
support for your Silicon Image-based storage controller
The standard kernel with debian 3 is version 2.2, but there is also a 'kernel
flavour' available based on version 2.4.
See
http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/i386/release-notes/ch-whats-new.en.html#s-newinst
for further information.
Also, the kernel sources for version 2.4 are available as
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