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On Monday 19 September 2005 01:17, Michael Crute wrote: |
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> I am running an ITE IT8212 IDE Raid controller card with a 60GB and a 40GB |
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> drive in a striping array. I have about 60GB of data on the thing and it |
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> only lets me copy off perhaps a gig at a time before I get a mysterious |
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> "I/O Error" that requires that I reboot to reset the raid card (it doesn't |
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> crash Linux but the raid is inaccessible until a reboot is completed). |
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> Anyone heard of such a thing? I am totally lost here. At the very least is |
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> there a way to reset the blasted card without rebooting the machine? It is |
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> also worthy of noting that my motherboard has two onboard ITE SATA raid |
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> controllers built in. Any thoughts would be appreciated. |
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get a new cable? |
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is everything cool enough? |
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why do you think, it is the controller? |
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and last point: if the controller is not explicitly marked as hot-swapable, |
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and the board able to do hotswap too, you have to proper shutdown to change |
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hardware. |
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Since I suspect, that it is a PCI controller, and PCI is not |
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hotplug/hotswapable, the answer should be no. |
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