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  • Data and Technology

    Posted on June 9th, 2008

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    alignment, CLARiiON, disk alignment, EMC, intel, linux, metadata, offset, partition, partition alignment, san, sector, storage

    Creating Linux Partitions for CLARiiON

    Creating Linux Partitions for CLARiiON

    Creating a properly offset slab of disk for Linux systems on your CLARiiON is not just a matter of creating a partition using the default fdisk values. The reason for this is that disk management utilities for Intel based systems generally write 63 sectors of metadata directly at the beginning of the LUN. The addressable [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on December 10th, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    card, cfgadm, CLARiiON, device, disk, drivers, fabric, fibre chanel, luxadm, qlc, qlogic, reboot, san, server, storage, sun, zone

    Solaris 8 SAN Frustrations

    Getting Solaris 8 to light up a Qlogic QLA2310 Fibre Channel card using the SUNWqlc and SUNWqlcx drivers can be frustrating enough, but the headaches are only beginning if you want to connect it to a SAN and you don’t have all the right packages installed.
    Last week, I installed the QLA2310 in a Sun Fire [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on October 17th, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    array, AViiON, CLARiiON, Data General, EMC, engineering mode, facts, fibre, FLARE, logic, messner, NOVA, password, reinhold messner, runtime, san, secrets, storage

    Little Known CLARiiON Facts and Trivia

    Little Known CLARiiON Facts and Trivia

    I’ve just returned from EMC training in MA, where we learned a wealth of information about how to use the array, but also some interesting background information about the device itself.
    First, the name CLARiiON has some interesting history. Before EMC was EMC, it was Data General, who had a 16-bit minicomputer called the NOVA. DG [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on August 10th, 2006

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    A12F-G2221, computing, disk, EonStor, FC-AL, HowTo, linux, point to point, qla2340, qlogic, raid, rdimage, REL 3, san, SATA, SATA RAID, server storage, servers, storage

    REL 3 Direct Connect to EonStor A12F-G2221

    REL 3 Direct Connect to EonStor A12F-G2221

    This summer we have been migrating a bunch of data to our shiny new InfoTrend EonStor A12F-G2221. With 1G battery backed cache, it’s a screaming box of disk, and it looks cool to boot. There is a gotcha though if you want to direct connect it to QLogic QLA2340 card on a REL 3 server. [...]

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