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Hi, Anybody know if centos 4 has the 4g/4g kernel module that's in fedora 2/3 but being dropped for 4? Thanks, Wayne

...ferent. Frankly, if they wanted to make the "Linux v. Solaris" game stick, they should have taken a SunFire V40z and compared _directly_. Or at least pit a SunFire V40z running Linux against the same cluster, as the costs are very much near each other. So, in the end, I think this was a _poor_ test overall, because apples and oranges are being compared. The clustered setup has _better_ failover, the shared memory system has _better_ "raw interconnect." And it wasn't fair to use an aged Sun box, a newer, "cost equivalent" SPARC (III/IV?) should have been used -- e...

...does _not_ work if the ATA controllers are directly connected to the system's PCI interconnect. But let's say you get #2 to work, now #3 is the biggie. How to you get the OS to "reload" what it thinks is a fixed ATA channel with a fixed drive. Sometimes the FRAID driver does a _poor_ job of it. This is what I see get people all-the-time. In the case of 3Ware cards, the system _never_ -- let me repeat that -- _never_ sees the ATA channel. The system, including the PCI interconnect, _only_ talks to the on-board ASIC. The ASIC then drives the ATA channels. In FRAID, the system...