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PCI: 13C1:1002 3ware Inc 9xxx-series SATA-RAID The following list is based on the alias fields of modinfo 3w-9xxx in Debian 3.16 (3.16.7-ckt9-3deb8u1) kernel images. Hardware using this driver: 3Ware 9xxx as 9500s and newer as 9690SA-8I, 9650SE. PCI: 13C1:1001 3ware Inc 7xxx/8xxx-series PATA/SATA-RAID PCI: 13C1:1000 3ware Inc 5xxx/6xxx-series PATA-RAID The following list is based on the alias fields of modinfo 3w-xxxx in Debian 3.16 (3.16.7-ckt9-3deb8u1) kernel images.

#RAID MONITOR 32BIT HOW TO#

The page HowToIdentifyADevice/PCI explains how to identify a PCI device. There is a GUI tool (3dm2) accessible via browser used for management and monitoring daemon that configures the RAID, monitors the disk status and sends mail on failure.īoth tools are available as Debian packages from There is a CLI tool (tw_cli) from 3Ware which supports all functions of the card. Hardware using this driver: 3ware 8xxx controllers and earlier. Is the hardware supported by the Debian-Installer? If not, please report a bug with workaround if known.Same source requirements as the CLI tools. GUI tool for manipulating the RAID? Some find it easier to use graphical tools.The source must be acceptable into debian/main.

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CLI tool for manipulating the RAID? Is the source for a command line interface tool available for adding and removing disks from the RAID set? This is a must when maintaining a lot of machines using for instance a serial line console.If such information is easily available, monitoring tools can be written to detect and report failures. RAID status easily available? Is there a text file in /proc/ or similar reporting the status of the RAID systems? If not, is the source for some command line tool available which can report this status? (Minimum status information is OK or degraded (i.e.Supported by Linux kernel? Is the kernel driver needed for this RAID system available in the default kernel?.If the name changes between kernel versions, remember to include information in the detailed information section. The following criteria is being considered: This page is a summary of the status of some (most/all) hardware RAID drivers supported by the default Linux kernel. Linux and Hardware RAID: an administrator's summaryįor RAID to be useful in an enterprise environment, one needs to get a warning when a disk fails, and be able to replace this disk without having to reboot.

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