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发表于 2006-8-26 22:42:03
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Post by fallen
有人发过了,失败,失败
If I remember well, this chipset is often used for "fake" RAID. That is you
still need a specific driver on top of your hardware if you want RAID (that's
what is done under Windows).
I suggest you use Linux's Software RAID; and if you need your RAID array both
under Windows *and* Linux, you should consider buying a real controller.
那就是我在Maillist上帮问的.
详细的回复:
Tobias Powalowski
<t.powa@gmx.de> to General
More options 7:09 pm (3 hours ago)
Are you using initrd or initcpio image?
greetings
tpowa
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Archlinux Developer & Package Maintainer (tpowa)
http://www.archlinux.org
tpowa@archlinux.org
Benoit Myard
<mb@taudis.fr> to arch
More options 7:28 pm (3 hours ago)
On Sat, Aug 26, 2006 at 04:00:30AM -0700, Lin, Zihui wrote:
> I've got a NForce4 mainborad with RAID support, and two RAID 0 arrays
> configured on it. Windows can read the partitions on the arrays well,
> but my Arch failed to do so.
If I remember well, this chipset is often used for "fake" RAID. That is you
still need a specific driver on top of your hardware if you want RAID (that's
what is done under Windows).
I suggest you use Linux's Software RAID; and if you need your RAID array both
under Windows *and* Linux, you should consider buying a real controller.
You may also try to use a device mapper such as `dmraid' [1].
There are information on these subjects on the Web, but I can't help more
without your motherboard maker/model.
Good luck.
[1] I have no clue if this will work. Use it at your *own* risks.
Varun Acharya
<ganja.guru.x64@gmail.com> to General
More options 8:46 pm (1½ hours ago)
Benoit Myard wrote:
> On Sat, Aug 26, 2006 at 04:00:30AM -0700, Lin, Zihui wrote:
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>> I've got a NForce4 mainborad with RAID support, and two RAID 0 arrays
>> configured on it. Windows can read the partitions on the arrays well,
>> but my Arch failed to do so.
>>
The nforce4 RAID is purely a software raid and getting both windows and
linux to play nicely with the partitions is a difficult task(if not
impossible). You need to get a real Hardware RAID controller like the
3ware 8506-4LP (for SATA drives). Works flawlessly and recognizes
partitions in both linux and windows. The drivers for the 3ware are
built into the kernel by the way. Hardware RAID also puts less stress on
your CPU
ganja_guru
看完回复,我想这个芯片其实还在Windows下做的软件RAID。
我的想法是,除非你能找到Nvidia对此RAID芯片的官方驱动(或是某个牛人做的驱动),Linux是不能读写你的RAID分区了。 |
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