> for this particular project and I thought I'd check to see what you
> recommend.
>
> I'd like to setup drive mirroring, a tape backup system, and redundant
> power supplies, etc. I was looking at VA Linux, Cobalt, Dell, and possibly
> just building something from scratch. What do you recommend? Does RedHat
> run well on Dell systems?
If it has to work well on the first try and you have a decent budget, VA
Linux or Penguin Computing would be your best bet. I'd recommend VA
Linux, since I have some of their #@$%@#% stock. Not that I'm biased or
anything.:-)
If you want to save a few dollars with the chance that something could
go wrong, build it yourself or have a knowledgeable friend build it for
you (that's what I do, since I'm a klutz with hardware). For desktop
systems, I'd say that's the ONLY way to go -- you just get way more
flexibility. For servers it's probably worth buying from the dedicated
Linux companies.
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