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Intel RAID hw card

DISCUSSION tomas 3 participants 3 messages Jun 24, 2003 – Jun 25, 2003

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Hi all,

I have looked on google and tryed to find an answer, if linux kernel supports

Intel Server RAID Controller U3-1LA (SRCU31LA)

but I did not find a clear answer,

please, could somebody tell me if I can use linux (Redhat 9 for example) with this hw RAID card for raid 1 without problems ?

Thanks a lot
Tomas Zeman

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Quoted 4 lines · tomas

Intel Server RAID Controller U3-1LA (SRCU31LA)

please, could somebody tell me if I can use linux (Redhat 9 for example) with this hw RAID card for raid 1 without problems ?

I'm using an Intel SRCMR RAID controller in RAID5 mode under RedHat 9 with 280GB attatched and have no trouble at all. From what I can tell on Intel's website, my card and yours both use the same "GDTH" kernel driver, so I don't see any reason why yours won't work... unless your RAID controller model is newer (but it shouldn't be, I see specs on your model dating back to 2002) and the kernel just doesn't recognize its PCI ID yet.

HTH,
--Josh

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Quoted 4 lines · Joshua Penix

driver, so I don't see any reason why yours won't work... unless your RAID controller model is newer (but it shouldn't be, I see specs on your model dating back to 2002) and the kernel just doesn't recognize its PCI ID yet.

s/Intel/Adaptec/ now

Older SCU raid cards think they are I2O, although apparently with updated firmware they use gdth instead. The newer ones are the gdth cards.

Alan