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Offline HeiroglyphTopic starter

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Re: Adapting SCSI drives
« Reply #14 from previous page: July 12, 2011, 11:19:24 PM »
On the bright side, I feel like the single drive set up I have is 100% solid.

1GB Sys: ~35GB Work:, both SFS and attached to the Warp Engine SCSI.  Gets over 9MB/s on diskspeed read and it's a 15K rpm drive, so access times are low for a spinning disk.  Something like 5.6ms according to Seagate.

I've copied tens of GB to it since yesterday and no lockups, errors or partition wraparound.  (I wrote a little script to just keep hammering it, copying data into a new folder each time)

Although I'd like to get a few more drives in it for redundancy, I'm not going to sweat it too much at this point.  I'll be backing up to a CVS or SVN server periodically once I'm all set up.
 

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Re: Adapting SCSI drives
« Reply #15 on: July 13, 2011, 02:33:41 AM »
So Heiroglyph, with all those parts you finally have one solid, reliable system?
Wow, you put in a lot of work, but at least you're probably more familiar with your hardware now.
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Re: Adapting SCSI drives
« Reply #16 on: July 14, 2011, 02:53:41 PM »
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So Heiroglyph, with all those parts you finally have one solid, reliable system?
Wow, you put in a lot of work, but at least you're probably more familiar with your hardware now.


Finally!

I'm still trying to get one of the 060's in there and I'd really like one of the 4000T's working, but at least I've got one system that works well.