Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Mon, 15 Oct 2001 21:27:11 +1000 | From | Cyrus <> | Subject | Re: Large Storage Devices in Linux.....Kernel level support..... |
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Cyrus wrote:
> hi all, > > i've got a setup of 2 hard drives (30GB & 40GB) with an Asus a7m266 mobo > with a VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82C586 IDE [Apollo] (rev 06). > > 30GB= fujitsu, 40GB= IBM (both are 7200rpm > > i've got my cdrw on /dev/hdc, 30GB=/dev/hda, and 40GB=/dev/hdb... > > all works alright for a while, but when i keep my computer turned on for > a couple of days and then reboot. bios sometimes tells me that smart > array (or something) failed with my primary master (30GB) and i should > back-up soon.. next reboot it tells me that pri-master fails.. it's > doing this quite regularly and i don't know how to stop it. i'm running > kernel 2.4.12 vanilla. > > i'm sorry guys if this is the wrong place to ask but i could use some > hints in probably adding some options to the kernel at compile(config) > time to aid my ailing box. > > Cyrus Santos > > Registered Slackware Linux User # 220455 > Sydney, Australia > > "...the best things in life are free...." > > >
hi all,
thanks for the feedback! i'll try all those recommendations now. by the way i tried reiserfsck --check /dev/hda2, etc.... and it seems that everything is ok... i suspect it's either the power supply or the cooling... power supply because, i've got a 300W one but, almost all the jumper power cables are used... i've got 2 chassis fans one for ducting are out at the back below the power supply and one in front to drive the air in.. i've separated my hard drives now they're not on top of each other anymore... i'll try connecting the other hdisk to another power cable and try if it does work.... i'll give apmd a go as well...
thanks guys!
btw, this is my real email address now Mike... cheers!
cyrus
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Cyrus Santos
Registered Linux User # 220455 Sydney, Australia
"...the best things in life are free...."
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