On Tue, 25 Nov 2008, Peter Steele wrote:
> >Use a real hot-swappable drive plane, attached to a good SATA
> controller
> >that handles hot-swap in hardware? :)
> >
> >Use ZFS, which seems to work better with drives being added/removed
> than
> >ata(4)? :)
> >
> >Sorry, the few systems we have
"Peter Steele" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've done some searches regarding FreeBSD's 7 support for the hot
> swapping of SATA drives and the general consensus appears that it *is*
> supported, but not necessarily with all drive models/brands.
Make sure the SATA controller is running in AHCI mo
>Use a real hot-swappable drive plane, attached to a good SATA
controller
>that handles hot-swap in hardware? :)
>
>Use ZFS, which seems to work better with drives being added/removed
than
>ata(4)? :)
>
>Sorry, the few systems we have running FreeBSD either have single IDE
>drives, single SATA
On November 25, 2008 08:53 am Peter Steele wrote:
> Is there any solution to this? Can a server be built around FreeBSD
> that supports hot swappable SATA drives?
Use a real hot-swappable drive plane, attached to a good SATA controller
that handles hot-swap in hardware? :)
Use ZFS, which seems
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