I believe they're Chenbro, but don't remember model offhand. It's on the Backblaze/Protocase websites. I bought mine from Protocase. They had already sourced a bunch of them for people buying those cases.
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I believe they're Chenbro, but don't remember model offhand. It's on the Backblaze/Protocase websites. I bought mine from Protocase. They had already sourced a bunch of them for people buying those cases.
Thanks for the screenshot. I see now what you meant, it said that it found 12 drives. But it did not LIST 12 drives (on another screen), right?
My M1015s are in IT mode, and it actually lists 8 drives (make, model, etc.), but only 8 of the 24.
Correct. It doesn't list the drives out individually on any of the boot up screens. Though I imagine it would list them just fine in the webbios. Also note that my M1015 is NOT in IT mode. It's back to stock, working, and I'm done screwing with it before I brick it.
yap, webbios will show all available JBOD
, just exit from webios without saving any options.as my experience, M1015 is working nicely on linux , pretty stable ( mine is running centos 6.3, was 6.2 where I had USB 3 connection issue).
That fan and the VHS screws work like a charm! Thanks for the idea. I'm not missing a fan header directly on the expander that this could plug into, am I? Because right now it is just taking up one of fan headers on my mobo.
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JoeComp: BTW, for some reason when you label your ext4 partitions when you create them they don't generate the links for /dev/disks/by-label.
However, if you later use e2label to change or re-label them it will generate them. So now I have the option for listing out /dev/disks/by-label.
However, if you later use e2label to change or re-label them it will generate them. So now I have the option for listing out /dev/disks/by-label.
You are confusing partition labels with filesystem labels. When you create a partition (GPT), you can assign it a partition label. But you cannot assign a filesystem label until you format a partition with a filesystem. You can label a filesystem with mkfs.ext4 (for example), or after the fact, with e2label. But neither of those affect the partition label.
/dev/disk/by-label handles filesystem labels
/dev/disk/by-partlabel handles partition labels
Using mkfs.ext4 was what I meant by creating them. I should have worded that differently to differentiate between creating them in fdisk. Regardless, even though I initially labelled them with mkfs.ext4 I still did not have by-label or by-partlabel as an option under /dev/disk. They weren't just empty, they just straight up did not exist.
I just changed the labels using e2label and it created the by-label directory and all the appropriate links for each new label.