Hardware RAID v250?
[246 byte] By [DoxBriana] at [2007-11-27 0:44:53] 
Trying to setup hardware raid on a v250 and having no success. Wondering if I'm mistaken in believing that it has the ability!raidctl just returns "disks must be different" on creation attempts. And yes, the disks ARE different :-)
# 1
Disregard now. I gave up and just setup software RAID instead!DoxBriana at 2007-7-11 23:09:32 >
# 2
bummer, I'm getting the same error on a new install of a V440.raidctl -c X YDisks must be differentDanT2000a at 2007-7-11 23:09:32 >
# 3
Mm, weird. I origionally tried the raidctl on the c0t8d0 to mirror c0t9d0, but that failed with the "Disks must be different".
I then was able to make a mirror of the OS disk using ufsdump to c2t0d0. When booted to c0t9d0, I then ran:
raidctl -c c2t0d0 c2t1d0
and that worked, I then booted to that disk, c2t0d0, and now I'm using raidctl.
Pretty weird.
dan_douglas_@hotmail.com
T2000a at 2007-7-11 23:09:32 >
# 4
Very weird. I've never had any troubles with raidctl on v440s!Anyone know what error is returned if RAID is not supported on the controller? I'm assuming it would say something to that effect?DoxBriana at 2007-7-11 23:09:32 >
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