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| Subject: | Optimal Setup Question |
| From: | Chris Penney <cpenney@xxxxxxxxx> |
| Date: | Thu, 3 Mar 2005 10:06:17 -0500 |
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I am about to setup an NFS servers using SuSE Enterprise 9 w/ SP1-RC5. The hardware is a dual cpu P4, 2GB RAM, gigabit ehternet, and dual qlogic hbas. It is being presented four 1TB luns from an LSI disk array, each is raid 8+1 with a 64k segment size (so one stripe is 512k of data). The luns will be used for an XFS file system that will be NFS exported. The i/o pattern is largely writes (80%). I intend to use lvm2 to make a 4TB device via the command "lvcreate -i4 -I512 -L<max> -ntestvol testdg" unless that is flawed. I want to use XFS unless there is a good reason not to. I'm looking for optimal mkfs.xfs options as well as mount options. In particular any settings I may need to make with regard to having four luns and a 512k stripe size. Thanks, Chris |
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