atom feed18 messages in org.freebsd.freebsd-hardwareRe: Strong opinions, anyone?
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Rob SchofieldJun 30, 1998 12:40 am 
Richard FoulkJun 30, 1998 2:13 am 
Greg LeheyJun 30, 1998 2:20 am 
Nick HibmaJun 30, 1998 2:54 am 
Guido KollerieJun 30, 1998 4:02 am 
Louis A. MamakosJun 30, 1998 5:51 am 
Richard FoulkJun 30, 1998 11:26 am 
Mike SmithJun 30, 1998 12:41 pm 
Jin Guojun (ITG staff)Jun 30, 1998 1:09 pm 
Richard FoulkJun 30, 1998 1:41 pm 
Mike SmithJun 30, 1998 1:42 pm 
Greg LeheyJun 30, 1998 4:31 pm 
Richard FoulkJun 30, 1998 6:16 pm 
Dan StrickJun 30, 1998 7:43 pm 
Mike TancsaJun 30, 1998 9:08 pm 
Richard FoulkJun 30, 1998 9:12 pm 
Stephen McKayJul 1, 1998 2:53 am 
Ron 'The Insane One' RossonJul 1, 1998 7:01 am 
Subject:Re: Strong opinions, anyone?
From:Stephen McKay (sys@dtir.qld.gov.au)
Date:Jul 1, 1998 2:53:43 am
List:org.freebsd.freebsd-hardware

On Tuesday, 30th June 1998, Richard Foulk wrote:

The drive hides the retries by default. It is possible to query the drive for the soft error count. That's were you see the incredible redundancy of this design.

Hey, do you know how to do this query with FreeBSD? We've got loads of Exabyte drives around here and some are now on FreeBSD boxes. Our Solaris boxes let us know, real polite like, when the Exabytes are dirty. The FreeBSD boxes are writing blind. If you don't clean your Exabytes when they want to be, your backups (and drive life, I believe) suffer.

Oh, and the only disk drive I recommend to anybody at the moment is the IBM DCAS-34330UW, 4.3GB, quiet, cool running, fast enough for everything I want, never heard of a failure. A bargain. I use a few at home.

Stephen.

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