Sure * I posted the excel spreadsheet to the list right after my message,
but I think it blocks attachments. Išll send it to you now privately.
I recommend switching to software RAID 10 or 5 using simple SCSI U320
adapter(s) from LSI or Adaptec, which you can buy from HP if you must.
Cheers,
- Luke
On 9/4/05 8:47 AM, "Ernst Einstein" <Crusader@gmx.ch> wrote:
> Hi !
>
> Sorry, for my late answer. I was unavailable for a few days...
>
> Yes, I'm using the build-in HP Smart Array Controller. Both, the internal
> disks, and the external storrage are using the controller.
>
> Can you send me your test results? I'm interested in it.
>
> I've done some testing now. I've imported the data again and tuned the DBlike
> I was told in some performance howtos. Now, the database has a good
> performance - until it has to read from the disks.
>
> Greetings Ernst
>
>
> Am Donnerstag, den 01.09.2005, 21:54 -0700 schrieb Luke Lonergan:
>>
>> Dan,
>>
>> On 9/1/05 4:02 PM, "Dan Harris" <fbsd@drivefaster.net> wrote:
>>
>>> > Do you have any sources for that information? I am running dual
>>> > SmartArray 6402's in my DL585 and haven't noticed anything poor about
>>> > their performance.
>>
>> I've previously posted comprehensive results using the 5i and 6xxx series
>> smart arrays using software RAID, HW RAID on 3 different kernels, alongside
>> LSI and Adaptec SCSI controllers, and an Adaptec 24xx HW RAID adapter.
>> Results with bonnie++ and simple sequential read/write with dd.
>>
>> I'll post them again here for reference in the next message. Yes, the
>> performance of the SmartArray controllers under Linux was abysmal, even when
>> run by the labs at HP.
>>
>> - Luke
>>
>>
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