One thing to check before you blame your controller:
Are the SATA cables close together for an extended length?
Basically, most SATA cables will generate massive levels of cross-talk between
them if they're tied together or a run parallel in close proximity for a part
of
their run-leng
Joerg Schilling wrote:
> I am not sure about the current state, but 2 years ago, Linux was only able to
> run a few simple proramg in 32 bit mode because the drivers did not support
> 32 bit ioctl interfaces. This made e.g. a 32 bit cdrecord on 64 bit Linux
> impossible.
I've never had a 32bit bi
Oliver Schinagl wrote:
> not to start a flamewar or the like, but linux can run 32bit bins, just not
> nativly afaik, you need some sort of emu library. But since I use gentoo, and
> pretty much everything is compiled from source anyway, I only have stupid
> closed src bins that would need to wo
Alec Muffett wrote:
>>> Mounts under /net are derived from the filesystems actually shared
>>> from the servers; the automount daemon uses the MOUNT protocol to
>>> determine this. If you're looking at a path not already seen, the
>>> information will be fresh, but that's where the good news ends.
Mike Gerdts wrote:
> On 9/8/07, Richard Elling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Changing the topic slightly, the strategic question is:
>> why are you providing disk space to students?
>
> For most programming and productivity (e.g. word processing, etc.)
> people will likely be better suited by havi
Richard Elling wrote:
> Stephen Usher wrote:
>> I've just subscribed to this list after Alec's posting and reading
>> the comments in the archive and I have a couple of comments:
>>
>
> Welcome Steve,
> I think you'll find that we rehash this ab
I've just subscribed to this list after Alec's posting and reading the
comments in the archive and I have a couple of comments:
Mike Gerdts:
While NFS4 holds some promise here, it is not a solution today. It
won't be until all OS's that came out before 2008 are gone. That will
be a while.
Wel
