Thanks for the help.
Have to get this box up pretty rapidly, so I decided to just do
software RAID. However, am going to order a couple of cards and test
them so the next time I'll have something I'm comfortable with. I
will definitely get one of the LSI's, and probably one of the
Intel's to see how "fast" it is.
Again, thanks for the advice.
Rod
> On Fri, 03 Dec 2004, Michael Loftis wrote:
>> got a good product line, tools and monitoring available for
>> basically every
>> OS, they are FULLY online. You can get into the configuration
>> area from
>> within your host OS, be it Windows, DOS, FreeBSD, Linux, Netware,
>> etc.
>
> Well, as far as Windows and Linux are concerned, the same holds for
> Intel's
> Server RAID adapters. Debian included.
>
>> They're fast cards, and fairly reasonably priced.
>
> Hmm... "fast" ain't exactly true for the lower-end Intel RAID
> adapters :P
> and whether you consider Intel hardware to be reasonably priced or
> not is
> something _you_ have to decide :-) Anyway, I am a hard sell, and
> the only
> Intel RAID card I like is the top configuration for SCRU42X...
>
>> >Fairly small box. Probably 3 18.6G in a RAID-5 is all I need.
>> And,
>> >U160 would be fine, as would PCI-32. But, I would like to monitor
>> >the thing from /proc or something.
>
> You could use even software RAID, then. Really. Unless you have
> need for
> SAFTE monitoring or somesuch.
>
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