I'm looking into the Debian, 'Sarge' Info Center and under the device column
it shows
Device Type Size Mount Point
/dev/fd0 auto N/A /media/floppy0
/dev/hda1 Ext3 35.9 /
/dev/hdc iso9660 N/A /media/cdrom1
/dev/hdd iso9660 N/A /media/cdrom0
So, it doesn't look like it is seeing the other hard drive... it is
connected and the BIOS sees it... therefore, it's available to the system,
I'm just not certain how to see it and once I can do that, I will worry
'bout formating it next... there is a nice utility for that... I'm not
certain, but I think that I can handle that part... if I could just find
the other drive... unless, I'm wrong about this info center showing me all
the drives...
another point is that in Konquer, under 'Hard Disc'... then 'Dev'...
'ataraid' is the first folder...
I hope that this information will help you to see what I'm seeing a little
better...
I don't see anything that looks like "cat /proc/mdstat"??? What is that???
I would appreciate any help that you give me...
Thanks for all the help so far,
Dan
berk walker wrote:
> Justin Piszcz wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> On Wed, 6 Sep 2006, Sandra L. McGrew wrote:
>>
>>> I have two hard drives installed in this DELL GX110 Optiplex computer. I
>>> believe that they are configured in RAID5, but am not certain. Is
>>> there a
>>> graphical method of determining how many drives are being used and
>>> how they
>>> are configured???
>>> I'm using Debian, 'Sarge'...
>>>
>>> The computer is incrediby fast... I'm thinking that could be because
>>> it's a
>>> DELL or because the drives are mirrored...
>>> I would apppreciate any help that you can give me...
>>> Most sincerley,
>>> Dan (nurse1@longviewcomm[removethis].net)
>>>
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>>
>> RAID5 requires 3 drives or more.
>>
>> To check your disks type: fdisk -l as root.
>>
>> Justin.
>>
>>
> Actually, RAID5 requires 2 drives, but that does defeat most of the
> reason for RAID5 in the 1st place.
>
> I think that "cat /proc/mdstat" is a fast way to see if the box sees the
> drives as RAID. If you have mdadm installed, it has a wealth of querys
> - assuming that you do have some RAID items - and they may be whole
> disks or partitions.
>
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