-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 El 2009-02-06 a las 13:59 +0100, Camaleón escribió:
El 6/02/09, Carlos E. R. escribió:
Ainsss...
¿Lo has probado? Luego me cuentas.
Venga, hombre, no te sulfures...
Probar algo y que funcione no es ningún axioma, ni garantía de nada.
Ni que no funcione.
Ni que SatOF fuera a controlar una central nuclear. Puñetas, ¡que lo que tiene es falso hardware! ¡Que más dá lo que ponga, entonces!
Sólo estamos debatiendo pros y contras, no la verdad absoluta.
2.1. Device and filesystem support Linux RAID can work on most block devices. It doesn't matter whether you use IDE or SCSI devices, or a mixture. Some people have also used the Network Block Device (NBD) with more or less success. Vaya, que puedes hacer un raid incluso mezclando PATA y SCSI. Si eso no es disparidad... There are no other special requirements to the devices from which you build your RAID devices - this gives you a lot of freedom in designing your RAID solution. For example, you can build a RAID from a mix of IDE and SCSI devices, and you can even build a RAID from other RAID devices (this is useful for RAID-0+1, where you simply construct two RAID-1 devices from ordinary disks, and finally construct a RAID-0 device from those two RAID-1 devices). Therefore, in the following text, we will use the word "device" as meaning "disk", "partition", or even "RAID device". A "device" in the following text simply refers to a "Linux block device". It could be anything from a SCSI disk to a network block device. We will commonly refer to these "devices" simply as "disks", because that is what they will be in the common case.
Si fuera una de las cabinas de Rafa, te admito que me vengas con pejiguerías. Con hardware de tres al cuarto, me la refanflinfa.
Si no recuerdo mal, es un servidor Fujitsu.
¿Con falso raid? >:-P Así cualquiera hace servidores. Meteré a Fujitsu en mi lista negra particular. >>:-) Esos pa'l windos :-P - -- Saludos Carlos E.R. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.9 (GNU/Linux) iEYEARECAAYFAkmMQwUACgkQtTMYHG2NR9XwdQCfZVpLHCi+AOTlAK0aEwepX7BB a4gAmgKGsZ4EmUU0GZSuQ/i+3xpZgUZA =3Y5n -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----