Greetings list,
I'm writing a small software-RAID monitor - it just
parses through /proc/mdstat looking for bad raiddisks. I don't use
RAID-0 on my systems and so have no entry in /proc/mdstat. Anybody
using software RAID-0 care to mail me (offlist) their /proc/mdstat
so
. Worked OK for me.
Promise PDC20378 SATA RAID 0 - Promise HAS a driver for linux, including
install instructions, however, the instructions as given (and a couple of
freelance variations of my own) failed to load the controller under a
Redhat 9 install, but the install on 7.3 worked fine.
3com 3c2000
On Wed, 2003-05-28 at 16:03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Just following up...
>
> I contacted Promise technical support and they emailed me the RH9 drivers i needed.
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> > Firstly, my understanding: Its my understanding that "onboard" RAID
> > chips ( like I have on my M
Just following up...
I contacted Promise technical support and they emailed me the RH9 drivers i needed.
Thanks for your help.
> Firstly, my understanding: Its my understanding that "onboard" RAID
> chips ( like I have on my MB ) are basically not signifigantly different
> than the kernel's own
On Wed, 2002-11-27 at 11:15, James D. Parra wrote:
>
> Found numerous journaling errors from a RAID 0, spanned over three drives at
> /dev/md0. Any ideas on why or how the file system fell apart? Below are
> snips of the errors reported:
What kernel? I believe the SMP kernel inclu
James D. Parra wrote:
Hello,
Found numerous journaling errors from a RAID 0, spanned over three drives at
/dev/md0. Any ideas on why or how the file system fell apart? Below are
snips of the errors reported:
Nov 27 00:47:44 RHserver kernel: EXT3-fs error (device md(9,0)):
ext3_free_blocks
Hello,
Found numerous journaling errors from a RAID 0, spanned over three drives at
/dev/md0. Any ideas on why or how the file system fell apart? Below are
snips of the errors reported:
Nov 27 00:47:44 RHserver kernel: EXT3-fs error (device md(9,0)):
ext3_free_blocks: Freeing blocks not in
Hi,
As I know for Software Raid 0, the data will write to the two disk
at the same time, How about If I delete the data, will the data be
removed from the two disk at the same time.
Thank you
Mark
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Edward Schernau wrote:
> patching with the ALPHA kernel patch and recompiling gives much more
> verbose, but equally unhelpful messages about WHY my RAID-0 array
> fails.
If you've built your own kernel, then my guess would be that there's a
mismatch between your raidto
>patching with the ALPHA kernel patch and recompiling gives much more
>verbose, but equally unhelpful messages about WHY my RAID-0 array
>fails.
>
>I have raidtools-0.90, and the most recent RAID kernel patch.
>Supposedly 2.2 was supposed to handle this but I guess that'
patching with the ALPHA kernel patch and recompiling gives much more
verbose, but equally unhelpful messages about WHY my RAID-0 array
fails.
I have raidtools-0.90, and the most recent RAID kernel patch.
Supposedly 2.2 was supposed to handle this but I guess that's a lie.
Does anyone have
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