DAC960 2.6.6 Question

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Hello,

I've been having some performance problems with hardware raid.  I've
tired 4 different cards, two of them have been confirmed to have issues
with either the hardware or the driver (a dell perc 3/qc was hardware
and the other was using the aacraid driver which has performace
issues).  I currently have a Mylex eXtremeRaid 2000 in the box I'm
testing.  I have a total of 14 drives in a raid 5 configuration (1 of
which is a hotspare) over all 4 channels.

I can not for the life of me get more then 60-70MB/s write and 70-80MB/s
read.  Considering this is over 4 channels and in a 66MHz PCI slot I
should be seeing a lot more.  I've been playing with the ioschedular in
2.6.6 using all types of values in the /sys/block/rd*/queues/iosched/*
files.  Tried going back to deadlock and playing with the AS scheduler,
etc..  Nothing will get it up to par of where it should be.  Is this a
problem with linux in general and hardware raid support or am I simply
doing something wrong?  I've been fighting with this for a few weeks now
and am completely out of ideas.  I find it hard to believe that linux
doesn't do more then 100MB/s on hardware raid, otherwise no one would
use the hardware raid :)

Thanks,
Ben

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