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I think someone needs to go to the Seattle museum and clean up their cdc 6500 wiring mess

Nice n Tidy Mate.... thumbs up

I was surprised there was so many RED leds showing.... ??

Tests have proven talking on the phone whilst driving are actually WORSE than drink driving..... As your mind is elsewhere..... and not actually in the car. my favourite video

2 x Audi's 1 being a police car loaded to the hilt with all the Police Gear in the trunk... passenger cage, 2 x police, radios etc etc. 1 being the standard car of identical model Program them both the same and lets watch what happens

Hmmm, Guess I am really unlucky 47C Here in my garage last year..... only get like 10mins to play before things start shutting down. BTW 15000 RPM HDD's burn the fingers when you run them in those temps ;) .

I have just one question. WHY?

Only Limited by the size of your room, and the contents of your stomach :D .

The customer feedbacks had me in fits http://www.amazon.com/AudioQuest-Diamond-52-49-Braided-Cable/dp/B00IL3TZSQ

Not only that, but who is to blame when two driver less cars collide.... Good one for the insurance companies to fight over:D

Adelaide Australia is allowing driver less cars on real roads for testing http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-07-21/driverless-car-trials-held-in-adelaide/6636334 god help us all:eek:

How far apart is the G7 and the MSA70? All you need is to hook the onboard P410i to the MSA70 and use the onboard P410i to raid up the drives in the MSA70 Search ebay for either a SFF-8087 to SFF-8088 cable and poke it straight out the back of the G7 into the MSA70 or buy a more neater setup...

At 25 second mark, it show what to me looks like a BMW R1200 Flat Twin Motor and a fuel tank (unknown capacity). So I am guessing maybe more like 1-2hrs flight time might be more the fully loaded adult model times.

No Raid 1 supports as many HDD's as you like Raid 1 is a Mirror ---- eg 2nd drive is a mirror copy of the 1st drive no reason why you cant have a 10 way or more mirror set if you like. for shits and giggles for example lets make a 3 way mirror.... then once all drives are synced...

Well I just cranked up an IBM server ( X3400 M3) after 2 months of being turned off one of the 1TB SAS drives is dead (tick tick tick) cant spin up. It happens yes when they just sit there.....also happens when they are being used. HDDs fail....hence why backups etc are important.;) .

Whats the deal with the throttles? In the steep banks left and right Are they controlled from the wheel now? or is the planes smarts moving the controls back and forward automatically? ??

Search eBay for HP 654540-001 They work well with most hot swap bays, just watch the airflow.... .

if you can manage to put all that black stuff back in, you should be fine.....

yes, some hdd's make that weird chirping sound.......threw me for a while when i first heard it. .

Troubleshooting High I/O Wait in Linux http://bencane.com/2012/08/06/troubleshooting-high-io-wait-in-linux/

I beg to differ A good reason to partition the disk is this You create a raid array of say 4 x 2tb seagate drives. Later down the track you have a drive fail.... So you pull out the dead seagate drive and replace it with say a WD 2tb drive..... But the WD is slightly smaller. So now...

So your using the full disk and not partition for MD Raid? I would rebuild it again, this time making an aligned partition 1st, Then Create the array from the partitions. eg partition disks with 4k sectors sudo parted /dev/sdc GNU Parted 2.3 Using /dev/sdc Welcome to GNU Parted! Type...

you need cable ends like this http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Mini-SAS-SFF-8087-to-Mini-SAS-SFF-8087-90-Degree-Cable-40cm-/281128152945?pt=AU_CablesConnectors&hash=item41748b2f71 .

Are they 4270's or 4170's? Whats the noise factor of them? .

I would be asking the client if they drive their cars 24/7 and not allow downtime to service them and to put fuel in? .

That would be a controller limitation, not a backplane / expander limitation. Time for a new controller .

That things nose looks wayyyyy to perfectly formed. Looks like a little plastic gear I have sitting on my desk:eek:

Is it a SAS 5/E or a PERC 5/e?

was the drive actually bad.... or was it crippled on NCQ ? eg Os thinks the drive has an NCQ value of 32 (most drives these days).... but drive actually has an NCQ of 1. hence as I have found out with a bunch of similar drives (seagate STblahblahM001) 2 out of the 12 that I have are...

I would say, no. Gen 7 (N54L) memory is usually 1.5v .... 10600 .

M1015 can't see whole backplane.... Or can't recognised some drives ? I have had it where it can't recognize some drive in the bays once pulled... Grabbed a torch and had a look at the sas connections, and there were dust bunnies in them. Paintbrush and some air to blow them out and all...

Synologies are / should already be setup to handle WD green drives eg On one of my systems I have 4 old 2TB Greens 2 x EARS and 2 x EADS have a look in the folder /usr/syno/etc/rc.d MicroDS> ls -asl 4 drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Mar 16 00:33 . 4...

It was a while ago but. http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?t=951339 .

Drives setup in a raid array ??

if your going to use tape for archiving...... DO NOT use compression, and or do not backup compressed files to tape. Reason why? Just plain stream the files to tape using (amy unix variant) TAR Even if a tape breaks......you will be able to stream the data off of the tape.... up until the...

Xpenology;)

As a caveat for using ext4 with volumes > 16TB, you'll need to use a newer version of e2fsprogs if you want to create a filesystem that will support 16TB+. Ubuntu 12.04 comes with e2fsprogs version 1.42, and this version supports creating a 64bit filesystem (will support > 16TB) like this...

I have setup several of them.....3 full time Uptime is not a problem.... if it wasn't for me fiddling with the damn things......I would say they have been up and working for nearly a year so far

This help ? http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?t=1119112 .

I struggled with it a while ago... Tho in the end it was quite easy with solaris. info here http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?t=971190 .