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boot message, dmesg command, System initialization

bootable DOS diskette, Preparing Controllers and Disks

bootstrap, defined, An Organizational Overview

bottlenecks, Storage Area Network (SAN), RAID-1 (Mirroring), An Organizational Overview, An Organizational Overview, Bus-width and bus-speed, Choosing Hard Drives, Actuator arm, RAID-4 (Dedicated Parity)

analog, Actuator arm

defined, An Organizational Overview

I/O bus, Bus-width and bus-speed

SAN solution, Storage Area Network (SAN)

Bovet, Daniel P., Bibliography

Brown, Neil, Kernel Configuration, Summary of Kernel Upgrades, Working with Software RAID, Kernel Options

Buchanan, William, Bibliography

building a RAID system, Power

burst rate, defined, Maximum data throughput

bus-speed, defined, Motherboards and the PCI Bus

bus-width, defined, Motherboards and the PCI Bus

C

cable select, Master and slave

cables, Matched drives, Cases, Cables, and Connectors

length limits, Cases, Cables, and Connectors

cache, Controller Memory, Write Cache, Write-back caching, Write-back caching

memory, Controller Memory, Write Cache

write-back, Write-back caching

write-through, Write-back caching

cancel-consistency-check command, The Global Array Manager (GAM)

cancel-rebuild command, The Global Array Manager (GAM)

Cesati, Marco, Bibliography

chattr command, Access time

check-consistency command, The Global Array Manager (GAM)

checksum, /etc/mdadm.conf

chipset, defined, An Organizational Overview

chunk size, defined, Stripe-size versus chunk-size

chunk-size option (/etc/raidtab file), and RAID-1, The /etc/raidtab File

clock rate, Bus-width and signaling rates

configuring, Getting Started: Building a Software RAID, FreeDOS, Configuring the ataraid Driver, Configuring Hard Disk Parameters, Filesystem read-ahead

ataraid drivers, Configuring the ataraid Driver

hard disks, Configuring Hard Disk Parameters

issues, FreeDOS

kernel, Getting Started: Building a Software RAID

saving hard disk settings, Filesystem read-ahead

connectors, Connectors, Connectors, Single connector attachment (SCA)

custom SCSI cables, Connectors

single connector attachment (SCA), Single connector attachment (SCA)

controller card BIOS, FreeDOS

controller disk spin-up, Logical Drives

controller memory, Motherboard and System Compatibility

Cox, Alan, Configuring the kernel

Create and Build modes,

creating an array, Creating an Array

cylinders, defined, Actuator arm

D

DAC960 driver, The DAC960 Driver, Configuring the kernel

data buffer, defined, Maximum data throughput

data bus, defined, An Organizational Overview

data loss, Reusing member disks

dd command, for erasing RAID superblock, Reusing member disks

de Icaza, Miguel, Kernel 2.4

de Melo, Arnaldo Carvalho, 3ware Escalade ATA RAID Controller

Debian, raidtools-0.42, Installing Directly to ReiserFS, Creating a filesystem, Building the XFS Utilities

and ReiserFS, Installing Directly to ReiserFS

building XFS utilities, Building the XFS Utilities

installing JFS utilities, Creating a filesystem

raidtools version 0.42, raidtools-0.42

debugreiserfs command, reiserfsck, reiserfstune, and debugreiserfs

Degraded mode, Degraded, Degraded Mode

defined, Degraded

Devfs-style naming system, Configuring the kernel

Device Filesystem (Devfs), Problems with Hot-Swap and Disk Replacement

DEVICE lines, DEVICE lines

device option (/etc/raidtab file), The /etc/raidtab File

device special names, Configuring the kernel

disk access protocols, Disk Access Protocols, The AT Attachment (ATA) and Integrated Disk Electronics (IDE), The AT Attachment (ATA) and Integrated Disk Electronics (IDE)

ATA, The AT Attachment (ATA) and Integrated Disk Electronics (IDE)

IDE, The AT Attachment (ATA) and Integrated Disk Electronics (IDE)

disk bus, defined, An Organizational Overview

Disk Druid, Installation, Red Hat

disk elevators, tuning, Filesystem read-ahead

disk failure, Redundancy, Disk Failures, Failed disks, BigBrother, BigBrother, BigBrother, Automatic Failover to a Spare Disk, Automatic Failover

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