Re: RAID1

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On Thu, Sep 27, 2001 at 12:30:18PM +0100, Rois Cannon wrote:

> Is the /dev/ataraid/d0p? only for stripping (RAID0) or is that for
> mirroring (RAID1) as well?  I got the patched kernel 2.4.10 running
> according to ataraid howto and the devices the kernel is recognizing is
> hde?[1,2,3,4] and hdg?[1,2,3,4]. ((I have 2 WD 20gig drives, 1 on ide2 and
> 1 on ide3)) I've changed lilo.conf to reference /dev/hde and fstab to
> mount partitions from that device accordingly.  I have also booted it with
> lilo.conf set to /dev/ataraid/d0 and fstab set to
> /dev/ataraid/d0p?[1,2,3,4] It seems to be booting and running just fine
> either way.  Does that mean everything is working that way it is suppose. 
> Do I need to be using d0p? instead of hde?  Is there a test to show it's
> mirroring the way it is suppose to?

You are supposed to use the d0p* devices; the "raw" disks are visible as
well, but this is mainly because my attempts to "hide" those so far resulted
in evil side-effects.

 
> Also,  there is a boot message right before the first PDC20265 that says:
> "ide: Assuming 33MHz system bus speed for PIO modes; override with
> idebus=xx"

This is a bit of a confusing message. It means to say that it assumes the
_PCI_ bus is 33Mhz as it bases some timings for PIO (not DMA) modes on that.

> Is that for the CDROM on ide1(master) or that for the RAID ide's?  I
> thought the raid for this was suppose to run at 100Mhz?

100Mbyte/sec, not 100Mhz (subtle difference ;)





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