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Originally posted by agallag
You went to all the trouble to edit your post, and you didn't even fix all the spelling errors... 
It's fixed now, sheesh!
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D'oh! *slaps forehead*
It's fixed now, sheesh!
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Weird. My SX4000 is running very nicely and it's one of the pre-release runs.Originally posted by Sasq
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there seem to be issues with the controller and running under nix, channel 2 went wheels up.
I will have a play with it later at home, but I have 2 devs that can't work atm...
just threw in a nice 3ware raid1 card which has drivers already in the kernel - at this point I just need it up. 3pm day two and only just finishing the OS install now.Juu nin to iro
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Wed 4pm, server seems back online and mostly functional - few httpd.conf tweaks to goLast edited by Sasq; 27 April 2005, 03:44.Juu nin to iro
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wasn't faster and cheaper to go retail and get another sx4000??Comment
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in time spent right now, maybe. cards were same price.
sx4000 has less *nix support then Matrox cards, and only works in RH9 with any stability.Juu nin to iro
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I just had a customer with a Linux-SATA problem.Solution: they grabbed a couple Adaptec29160 card and cloned the drives. They HOPED RH7.2 would recognise their SATA onboard controller
Of course, their critical software doesn't run on anything else than RH 7.2...
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Ick. Well, they've got a chance if they use the latest 2.4 kernel, I suppose.Gigabyte P35-DS3L with a Q6600, 2GB Kingston HyperX (after *3* bad pairs of Crucial Ballistix 1066), Galaxy 8800GT 512MB, SB X-Fi, some drives, and a Dell 2005fpw. Running WinXP.Comment
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dunno the exact scenario, but apparently it wasn't very up to date and they couldn't compile drivers.
the 29160 worked like a charm, so they were lucky with this one... teaches them to use in-house + outdated software and not have a fail-safe recovery scenario...
I think their server has been down oh... 2 days... as no one had the 29160 in stock - except us
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