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<0> im trying to setup a software raid 5 using 8 300gb IDE drives and i have created partitions on all of them, /dev/hd?1 and i have them added to /etc/raidtab as disk 0-7... and i do the mkraid /dev/md0... it does its thing, then i do mkfs -t ext3 /dev/md0 and mount it and then its only 1.4tb...
<0> 8 * 300gb != 1.4tb
<1> raid5 ?
<1> 8 drives
<1> 3 per 600gb
<1> 2 * 600 = 1200
<1> +
<1> hmmm
<0> 3 per 600gb?
<0> they're 300gb drives
<1> 2*300gb left
<1> yah
<1> one is the raid
<0> ah
<0> OHH gotcha
<1> raid 5 requires 3 drives
<1> 2 data one backup
<0> hrmm
<0> now it makes sense
<1> id take 2 drives as backup in case of a failure
<1> because if 1 drive fails of the 3
<1> and another fails
<0> well
<1> you loose all data
<0> its just used for temporary storage
<0> it doesnt really matter if i lose the data
<1> why bother with raid then ?
<0> what would i use to make it one large partition?
<1> lvm
<1> if one lvm fails you in trouble though
<0> its ok, the lvm can be created and data put back on it
<0> its just temp
<0> can i initialize a small partition for the lvm?
<0> i tried initializing /dev/hda4 but it doesnt seem to add it to the "unallocated volumes"
<2> is there a way to log the OpenSSH client to see what commands people are using in the session when using /usr/bin/ssh?
<3> Where do results of a @find go?
<3> Let me guess - an illegal question
<3> ?
<3> thanks for the warm welcome, everyone
<4> hello
<4> how do i give me users access to wget
<4> anyone?
<5> create a group with access to wget
<5> add them to that group
<4> how do i get the group to have access to wget
<4> anyweb ?
<4> chgrp ? i dont want to change the group i just want to add the group to get access to the file
<5> file permissions one would guess
<4> chown ?
<5> chown -R user:group file
<5> i think thats it
<4> and that will just add the group and not change the group ?
<5> dunno
<5> one way to find out though
<6> datarecal: if you want control over programs like that .. you can do it with a group
<6> add a group... call it wgetusers for instance
<6> then chgrp wgetusers /usr/bin/wget
<6> then chmod 750 /usr/bin/wget
<6> then add the users you want to have access to wget into the wgetusers group
<7> need help regarding ATI chipset X200 and ATI X700 mobility VGA. how to install
<8> Hi. How to make in Linux binary file join, like in DOS "copy /b file1.ext+file2.ext file3.ext" ?
<9> hello I'm trying to install a package but know not why it doesnt seem to be installed.. http://pastebin.com/535586
<10> bleh
<10> ppl are so impatient
<10> I NEED A PROBLEM FIXED WITHIN THE NEXT 10 MINS
<10> if not ill leave!
<11> and ? who cares ?
<11> this is not MCDonalds
<10> i just dont understand the logic behind ppl
<10> if i have a question ill stay until someone is around if everyone is idling
<10> yep
<10> on top of everything else its in the topic.
<10> eh what are you gonna do
<10> heh
<12> shutdown -r now ... the system is going down for reboot NOW !! ... and then it returns to console prompt
<12> hmm, it finally reboot.. i think
<13> where can i grab the latest redhat isos?
<14> how can i configure my monitor in KDE?
<6> vandal_: edit your xorg.conf through kcontrol
<14> cool, thanks
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