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yeah we looked at that, we thought you could just put a hardware mirror card over them, as in theory a SCSI raid just presents itself as a SCSI device ...
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- 02-08-2003 #11Linux User
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yeah we looked at that, we thought you could just put a hardware mirror card over them, as in theory a SCSI raid just presents itself as a SCSI device - and the card that was to mirror detected them as a Hard drives, but itsead of 1TB it was reading something strange, like 297MB - which wasn't anything that made sense because they were 200GB drives.
like i said we are currently rsyncing two seperate units - which allows us to recover from accidental deletions, so we are happy (more or less) at the momentmajorwoo
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- 02-08-2003 #12Linux Guru
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Can't you just try to create a software RAID-1 then? I'd say it's not too shabby. (At least it's better than rsyncing, isn't it?)
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- 02-08-2003 #13Linux User
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Congrats on 1000 Dolda
Well we could do a software RAID, but we have always tried to stay out of that, I would have to look into how much overhead it takes etc - see we abuse the hell outta this TBmajorwoo
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