Mark Lord wrote:
Brad Campbell wrote:
That's weird. So, is your /dev/sda a (S)ATA drive?
Yep.. I have 28 Maxtor Maxline-II drives on Promise SATA150TX4's
They all show up under /dev/scsi/host??
Maybe there's something screwy with true SATA drives and libata (doubtful)?
Not that I know of.. it has been working great here for months now.. (bar the odd oops)
I also have "smartctl -data" working with SATA drives through the
qstor driver (the non-libata version) without any issues, so we know
the drives themselves are happy with it.
smartctl -d ata -a /dev/sda
Same thing as "-data". Either works.
So it does..
I'm still using a 2.6.10-bk10 kernel here with the libata-dev patches and some minor md patches..
It's stable unless one of the drives throws an error, whereapon libata oops and stops talking to the
other drives (and then it gets really messy).. Have not had time to reproduce/upgrade to see if it's
fixed though.
Regards,
Brad
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