>I stumbled across a post somewhere stating that 3Ware was selling RAID
cards again so I decided to check them out.
H, did not realize 3Ware was selling cards. I briefly looked at
Adaptec, which appeared to have a IDE RAID card that used a true
hardware controller and they claimed to have sou
I hope you realize that most IDE RAID controllers and all Promise are
glorified software based RAID controllers.
>I am running a Promise Fasttrak100 IDE RAID controller. You need to
get a Linux driver from the Promise web site -- the Red Hat supplied
drivers will not work. In case you have a >prob
I am attempting to create a iptables firewall for a server with two
ethernet cards/two ip addresses. It is just your average webserver that
has two domain names/webpages in it (virtual hosting with Apache).
I can get iptables to work with one ip address, but not the 2nd one. It
seems to ignore the
Finally. I was able to get everything installed properly.
This is what I did:
1) Booted to 8.0 CD and went into graphical setup.
2) I went into FDISK and created three auto raid partitions (102mb
boot, 510 swap, 35GB+ for /) on each drive. I wrote everything to the
partition table and received th
>Seems to be more of an issue where fdisk or parted can't make changes
to the
>partition table, and have them re-read. You can try using fdisk from
the
>command line to make the partitions, but I bet you'll get the same
error
>message, that says it can't read the partition table until you
reboo
D]]On Behalf Of Justin Zygmont
> Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2002 6:18 AM
> To: JUSTIN GERRY
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Can not create RAID 5 partition for install
>
> i've had a lot of problems trying to setup a raid 1 partition, it's
would
> only create a
???What am I missing??
I've tried repeatedly to install 8.0 into a system that has 3 hard
drives for a software based RAID 5 setup.
I am able to go through disk druid just fine... only when it tries to
install to the hard drives do I get this error:
"The Kernel was unable to re-read the part
>>
Well, technically the Promise FastTrak is nothing more than a
standard IDE controller, with software RAID built into the BIOS.
It is not a hardware RAID card.
<<
I probably should have asked the question here first.
My misunderstanding stems from the fact that I thought the IDE RAID
card w
Perhaps I should clarify. Yes I do realize that the kernel is a
collaborative effort of the Linus Kernel group. And that is what makes
it so damn cool in the first place. A truly open and stable software
platform that has no secrets, no twisted cost driven licensing schemes,
and hence no anti-trust
>You are comparing hardware raid with software raid here. Promise
"raid"
>is nothing more than software raid, and in fact we ship an
experimental
>driver (GPL) for it already.
Well, I am comparing hardware RAID, my bad, I just did not make that
clear. I've used DPT, Adaptec, Mylex (I think thats i
Forgive me if I'm pointing out the obvious to some of you users who have
been using Linux for years and have had trouble with hardware. I've only
been a linux user for a couple of years and I am still learning all the
time.
I've been through two weeks of *hell* with a Promise FastTrack 4000.
Its
Just curious if there is a way to decompile a driver.o file to get the
.c and .h files?
I figure if I can do this I might be able to get the FastTrak to work
in 8.0
Thanks,
Justin
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Anyone been able to get this working with 8.0? (Drivers say 7.3 is the
latest).
Do you need to custom build a kernel?
Thanks,
Justin
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