Intel ICH9R Raid5 supported?

[Daniel Guzmán]

Brian, thank you very much for your response.

Since this patch is Alpha (experimental) software, how reliable is it for a
home environment?
Is development status enough for being reasonably safe from data lost?
Regards.


2008/1/27, Wood, Brian J <brian.j.wood at intel.com>:
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>  Raid 5 is supported, but not in the base kernel as of yet (it's still
> experimental). You'll have to get the patch from Heinz Mauelshagen's website
> (http://people.redhat.com/heinzm/) and rebuild the kernel. Then you will
> be able to activate your raid 5 volume's.
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> *Sent:* Sunday, January 27, 2008 9:55 AM
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> *Subject:* Intel ICH9R Raid5 supported?
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> Chipsets: Intel P35 and ICH9R
> Disks: 4x320 GB
> Arrays: 1xRAID5 with 4 disks, 1xRAID0 with 4 disks
> dmraid: dmraid 1.0.0.rc13-2ubuntu5 (Kubuntu 7.10 package)
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> Issue: My RAID0 is visible, but RAID5 not. Is ICH9R RAID5 supported?
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> I can not find any confirmation about that issue neither in the README,
> nor the CHANGELOG, nor TODO file, nor mailing-list, etc.
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> If not supported, will be supported in future?
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> Thanks.
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