On Monday 26 January 2004 04:32, Rick Moen wrote:
> Quoting John Allen (john.allen at dublinux.net):
> > Anyone using a HighPoint RocketRaid 454, especially with Mandrake 9.2?
>[snipped]
> That doesn't mean that Linux will be able to see HighPoint's proprietary
> software-RAID volumes on attached hard drives. Absent either
I installed the proprietary Highpoint drivers, and the system hangs shortly
after either formatting, or writing to the array.
> extraordinary cooperation from HighPoint with the open-source community
> (which seems unlikely) or your use of HighPoint-provided proprietary
> drivers in your kernel, you'll likely have to use the attached drives as
> plain ol' disk devices. The silver lining in that is that Linux's own
> software RAID (md driver) is almost certainly much better, anyway.
>
Unfortunately the system hangs when using the plain Linux ide drivers also.
Although it did saty up long enough to start an install, in radi 5 mode it
was dog slow.
I'm now looking at getting a 3Ware card, as other have reported using it
sucessfully.
Thanks.
> --
> Cheers,
> Rick Moen "vi is my shepherd; I shall not font."
>rick at linuxmafia.com -- Psalm 0.1 beta
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