Les Mikesell wrote: > Jarod Wilson wrote: > >> Oh, just saw Jesse's reply and read further up the thread... The "it" >> was the new firewire stack, not Fedora, right? > > Yes, thanks. > >> FWIW, I do have a few firewire hard drives and a firewire dvd burner >> that all work just fine with the new stack, haven't had any issues >> whatsoever. (anything firewire that touches libavc1394, libraw1394 or >> libiec61883 is another issue though...) > > Do you know if a firewire drive will work reliably as a raid1 mirror > with a matching internal drive? Not a clue, never tried. > With the older stack it isn't > recognized in time at boot-up to automatically connect the md device. It is if you load the firewire modules in your initrd. :) > You can add it and the re-sync generally works if the partition is not > too busy, but it tends to be failed out of the array if it is left > connected when the partition is very active. I wonder if the cfs scheduler would help with this any. And/or shutting off beagle (which likes to absolutely slaughter the i/o on my workstation). -- Jarod Wilson jwilson@xxxxxxxxxx
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