Not a problem at all.
We have three different flavors of RedHat running on some really big mama jamma
Netfinitiy servers with Host based RAID as the
onboard controller.
The only issue we have is that with host based RAID controllers it is challenging to
cluster them as an Oracle failover solution.
There is a form of communication that the two controllers use to talk to each other to
update the RAID settings though. (just
haven't figured it out yet.)
-----Mike
Steve Dixon wrote:
> Gene L Reynolds/GYR/CC01/INEEL/US wrote:
> >
> > Hi everyone, I recently purchased an IBM netfinity server. ( It has not
> > arrived yet) but to my dismay I discovered that IBM does not support
> > anything above 6.1. This is a great bummer, as I need the latest and
> > greatest for security and other reasons. This server with RH LINUX will be
> > very visible. Does anyone know if I can run RH 6.2 ( or later) with the
> > IBM server raid card, and how difficult the install might be. Thanks in
> > advance all...
> >
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> I recently installed 6.2 on 2 netfinity quad processor, servraid, 1gig
> ram, servers. The only problem I could see from the get go is that the
> smp kernel is not installed by default like it should be. I just
> installed it after the initial setup. They have been running w/o a
> problem now for about 4 months.
>
> Steve Dixon
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