Hi everyone. I just created an Amahi account and have not yet installed Fedora14. I am new to Amahi but by no means new to linux. My signature lists the hardware I'm working with. Just a quick question:
I do not yet have any hard drives. Probably going to pick up 8x 250gb IDE drives from my father in a couple weeks. Originally I was going to install amahi onto this RAID5 array, but I just found a 36GB SCSI drive for cheap and was considering using this as a boot drive. I know the requirements for amahi say only 4gb disk, but assuming I have a few apps and such would I be fine using a 36GB (less after formatting) drive for my fedora/amahi install? Is it generally recommended? I'm thinking my slow system might benefit from the 10k drive speed that's separate from the array.
Thanks.
New to Amahi, hdd question
New to Amahi, hdd question
Dell Poweredge 1500SC
2x Pentium III 1.26ghz single-core
2x1GB SDRAM
3Ware 8-IDE RAID card
Boot: 36GB SCSI 10K RPM
2x Pentium III 1.26ghz single-core
2x1GB SDRAM
3Ware 8-IDE RAID card
Boot: 36GB SCSI 10K RPM
Re: New to Amahi, hdd question
I've also been reading a little about greyhole. I see that it doesn't offer redundancy in the same way that RAID does, but that you can specify how many copies of a file to make. This is a nice feature, but if I only want one copy of each file is there any benefit in using this over RAID? I couldn't think of any, even with just one copy of each file I would have half the amount of overall disk space using greyhole.
Dell Poweredge 1500SC
2x Pentium III 1.26ghz single-core
2x1GB SDRAM
3Ware 8-IDE RAID card
Boot: 36GB SCSI 10K RPM
2x Pentium III 1.26ghz single-core
2x1GB SDRAM
3Ware 8-IDE RAID card
Boot: 36GB SCSI 10K RPM
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