Robert L. Cochran wrote:
It's funny how my earlier post (see below) didn't make it to the list,
maybe it will show up in the end after mailman burps? But large hard
drives have been supported since 7.3.
Yeah, one of my messages about modem panel lights was super late as
well. I think our mailm
I have a smaller Antec case (the Plus880) which I think is very good,
but it gets crowded in there if you have a lot of drives. I'm installing
a new Gigabyte motherboard in it and plan to have 3-4 drives connected.
I'll need rounded cables.
I haven't yet tried drives larger than 137 Gb but see the
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Subject: Re: large IDE disks (>137GB) and IDE controller cards
Date: 19 Nov 2002 18:55:49 -0500
I have a smaller Antec case (the Plus880) which I think is very good,
but it gets crowded in there if you have a lot of drives. I&#x
My original plans were to build an IDE raid using a 3ware controller
card, but they had to be cut back because of budget concerns. Thanks
for all the input. I think I've got a system config that will fit our
needs until more money is approved for larger, better solutions.
Tom
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> "FRW" == Frank R Warnke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
FRW> I currently have several servers using 3ware's Escalade 7500 4
FRW> channel PCI controller driving three WD1800 (180GB) ATA hard
FRW> drives each. I have them setup for RAID 5 and that gives me
FRW> 360GB per server. I like them.
I
Tom Georgoulias asked;
> Does anyone have any success stories with using larger IDE disks,
> specifically 160GB or more, with a PCI IDE controller card?
I currently have several servers using 3ware's Escalade 7500 4 channel PCI
controller driving three WD1800 (180GB) ATA hard drives each. I h
John wrote:
I think you are going to have problems.
I presume you want to do lots of I/O.
Not necessarily. This setup is intended to store data for legacy
projects that are currently taking up valuable real estate on some Sun
storage arrays, which handle the bulk of the workload. The data
Jesse Keating wrote:
# Does anyone have any success stories with using larger IDE disks,
# specifically 160GB or more, with a PCI IDE controller card?
# Are those patches, or functional equivalents, already rolled into the
# stock Red Hat kernel?
You would need support for LBA-48. I'm not s
On Tue, 19 Nov 2002, Tom Georgoulias wrote:
> Does anyone have any success stories with using larger IDE disks,
> specifically 160GB or more, with a PCI IDE controller card?
>
> I was interested in using a Promise Ultra133 TX2 IDE card and attaching
> four Maxtor 160GB disks, but a search for t
On Tue, 19 Nov 2002 08:43:45 -0600
Tom Georgoulias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
# Does anyone have any success stories with using larger IDE disks,
# specifically 160GB or more, with a PCI IDE controller card?
#
# I was interested in using a Promise Ultra133 TX2 IDE card and
# attaching four Maxto
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