O>Currently it's runing for 14 day's now without problems.
>
> The problem is not really with the raid hardware itself but the driver.
> When they resolve that we will use it again. There have been reports of
> corruption under high load. See http://domsch.com/linux/
Th only problem with data curruption are the access database file but that is
really a Samba problem. So far no problem found. But my system runs under
low loads about 25 Samba users on a 10Mb network.
> >I also applied the XFS patch to the Linux 2.4.5 kernel.
> >It all compiles fine now.
>
> Always make sure to use kgcc for production systems.
Never know that there was a kgcc version! I just use gcc version 2.95.2.
>
> >It's not tested on my PE 2400 server yet but the kernel itself works great on
> >a test IDE systeem.
>
> It should work fine, we have two 2450 servers running at work but with a
> AMI megaraid. I got tired of each patching my kernel for every new version
> with the aacraid patch.
I just upgraded it to 2.4.5 and want to install xfs on it as soon as Samba
compiles fine with acl from xfs. That I'll leave it alone again.
>
> >I'm currently buzy to compiling Samba aswell but I still have some problems
> >with ACL.
>
> 2.2.1 I presume? I did download it but I will have to see of it compiles
> under NCR Unix first.
Yes a 2.2.1 version. But it does not compile with acl support :-(
Samba expect the files in sys/ and not in acl/ and the header file are
different.
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