Re: SATA chipset recomendations

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Nick Maynard wrote:

Måns Rullgård wrote:


I'm using a Highpoint RocketRAID 1540 without any problems. There
have been reports on this list from others having strange problems
with Rocket 1540 (no fakeraid) cards. <snip>


Yup - that was me.  The basic Rocket (not RocketRAID) 1540 card gave me /very/
serious problems with Linux.  Really - don't play with it.  I managed to get
mine RMA'd, but... blech.

The Promise TX4 SATA150, on the other hand, has been nothing but a pleasure to
work with. It's been recommended by many on this list in the past, and I will
now recommend it to you. Yes, it's more expensive, but you get what you pay
for.


I have one too - fairly happy (just having some raid5 resync issues but I'm doing some diagnostics and I doubt it's the card) :)

I have wondered whether I'd have been better off with 2x Promise TX2s?
I don't know where the bottleneck is with 4xSATA disks on a single Promise/PCI slot
Or is it a single pci bus in which case the TX4 is fine?


David

Cheers,

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Nick Maynard
nick.maynard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


You too :)
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