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Index
Preface
Overview of the Book A Note About Architecture
Kernels LILO
Prompts Conventions Used in This Book Comments and Questions Acknowledgments
1. Introduction
RAID Terminology
Redundancy Striping
The RAID Levels: An Overview
RAID-0: Striping RAID-1: Mirroring RAID-4: Dedicated Parity RAID-5: Distributed Parity Linear Mode JBOD (Just a Bunch Of Disks)
RAID on Linux Hardware Versus Software
2. Planning and Architecture
Hardware or Software?
Software (Kernel-Managed) RAID Hardware
The RAID Levels: In Depth
RAID-0 (Striping) Linear Mode RAID-1 (Mirroring) RAID-4 RAID-5 Hybrid Arrays
RAID Case Studies: What Should I Choose?
Case 1: HTTP Image Server Case 2: Usenet News Case 3: Home Use (Digital Audio, Video, and Images) Case 4: The Acme Motion Picture Company Case 5: Video on Demand
Disk Failures
Degraded Mode Hot-Spares Hot-Swap
Hardware Considerations
An Organizational Overview Motherboards and the PCI Bus I/O Channels Disk Access Protocols The AT Attachment (ATA) and Integrated Disk Electronics (IDE) SCSI SCSI Versus ATA Other Disk Access Protocols Choosing Hard Drives Cases, Cables, and Connectors
Making Sense of It All
3. Getting Started: Building a Software RAID
Kernel Configuration
A Brief History Lesson Kernel 2.4 Patching Older Kernels Summary of Kernel Upgrades
Working with Software RAID
raidtools mdadm The RAID Superblock Examining Arrays Using /proc/mdstat Existing Arrays
Creating an Array
Partitioning with fdisk Linear (Append) Mode RAID-0 (Striping) RAID-1 (Mirroring) RAID-4 (Dedicated Parity) RAID-5 (Distributed Parity) Hybrid Arrays Finishing Touches
The Next Step
4. Software RAID Reference
Kernel Options
Deprecated Kernel Options
md Block Special Files /proc and Software RAID
/proc/mdstat /proc/sys/dev/raid
raidtools
The /etc/raidtab File raidtools Commands
mdadm
5. Hardware RAID
Choosing a RAID Controller
Motherboard and System Compatibility Controller Memory JBOD (Just a Bunch of Disks) Software Considerations
Preparing Controllers and Disks
FreeDOS
General Configuration Issues
Controller Card BIOS System Installation RAID Autoconfiguration Write Cache Logical Drives Controller Disk Spin-up
Mylex
The DAC960 Driver Controller Setup Managing Arrays
Adaptec
Adaptec I2O RAID Driver The aacraid Driver Adaptec RAID Setup Utility The Adaptec Storage Manager
Promise Technology
Creating an Array Installing Linux onto a Promise Array Configuring the ataraid Driver Converting an Existing Standalone Disk to a Mirror Post-Installation Array Management
3ware Escalade ATA RAID Controller
Creating an Array and Installing Linux Converting an Existing Standalone Disk to a Mirror Kernel Configuration 3DM Disk Manager
LSI Logic (MegaRAID)
Creating an Array Installing Linux Directly to a MegaRAID Controller The MegaRAID Driver Converting an Existing Standalone Disk to a Mirror Managing Arrays
6. Filesystems
Basic Filesystem Concepts
Blocks and Inodes Organization Journaling Filesystems
The Linux Virtual Filesystem (VFS) ext2
ext2 Organization Creating an ext2 Filesystem Tuning ext2 Filesystems
ext3 Extensions for the ext2 Filesystem
Patching the Kernel for ext3 Support Compiling the Kernel with ext3 Support Working with ext3 Creating an ext3 Partition Converting an ext2 Filesystem to ext3 Tuning ext3 Features Further Information
ReiserFS
Installing Directly to ReiserFS Compiling the Kernel with ReiserFS Support Creating a Filesystem reiserfsck, reiserfstune, and debugreiserfs
IBM JFS
Distribution Support Patching the Kernel Configuring the Kernel Installing the JFS Utilities Further Information
SGI XFS
Distribution Support Obtaining XFS Compiling the Kernel with XFS Support Building the XFS Utilities Further Information
7. Performance, Tuning, and Maintenance
Monitoring RAID Devices
RAID and syslog BigBrother SysOrb Verbose SCSI Reporting
Managing Disk Failures
Automatic Failover to a Spare Disk Sharing Spare Disks Manual Disk Replacement Problems with Hot-Swap and Disk Replacement
Configuring Hard Disk Parameters
Tuning ATA Disks with hdparm Tuning Disk Elevators
Performance Testing Booting with Software RAID
Installing Directly to Software RAID Converting to Software RAID
A. Additional Resources
Mailing Lists Web Sites and Online Resources
RAID
Books
B. Hardware RAID Controller Vendors Index
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