For a week I’ve been searching for a way to install Debian in a 10 tb hdd.
If I install Debian on a smaller disk, 3tb, the installation program find the disk, and when I run fdisk Linux.
I’ve also tried the Experience install, but I might have done something wrong!?
Does it mater that I’ve installed the disks as an raid 2x10tb, as a backup installation?
I’m going to run zoneminder on the machine...
Pl as help mee, I’ve tried find a solution for almost tow weeks
/Fredrik
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Install Debian on a 10 tb hdd
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Re: Install Debian on a 10 tb hdd
Did you use GPT partition table? MS-DOS partition table only supports up to 2TB.
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Re: Install Debian on a 10 tb hdd
Quite possibly. How is that raid implemented? BIOS? RAID card? What kind?Figge71 wrote:Does it mater that I’ve installed the disks as an raid 2x10tb
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Re: Install Debian on a 10 tb hdd
It’s implemented via Bios.steve_v wrote:Quite possibly. How is that raid implemented? BIOS? RAID card? What kind?
It’s an Asus motherboard
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Re: Install Debian on a 10 tb hdd
You probably need to read this then, if you haven't already. FakeRAID needs an additional driver.Figge71 wrote:It’s implemented via Bios.
It’s an Asus motherboard
Alternatively, get rid of it and set up MDRAID from the installer.
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Re: Install Debian on a 10 tb hdd
Debian doesn’t seam to recognize a disk in that size.sunrat wrote:Did you use GPT partition table? MS-DOS partition table only supports up to 2TB.
I’m using Debian wissard when installing and it can’t find the disk.
When trying the experian installation, I can’t find the installation that is recommended in another forum.
Re: Install Debian on a 10 tb hdd
Does MDRAID slow down the system?
It looks like you hit the head on the nail
I’ll read that and get back with a result!
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Re: Install Debian on a 10 tb hdd
It's software RAID using the CPU, but BIOS RAID is done on the CPU as well, so it should perform about the same. All the benchmarks I have seen tend to concur, real hardware RAID cards (with their own CPU and RAM) get a slight performance edge, but both hardware and BIOS solutions loose on flexibility when compared to software mdraid.Figge71 wrote:Does MDRAID slow down the system?
At risk of muddying the waters further, I don't really use traditional RAID any more... ZFS is the ducks nuts.
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Re: Install Debian on a 10 tb hdd
Thank you, works perfectlysteve_v wrote: At risk of muddying the waters further, I don't really use traditional RAID any more... ZFS is the ducks nuts.
Then I’ll better like ducks nuts )