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i had about the same but with 2TB drives and the 9260-8i and no bbu. but i did have a ups. obviously my dataset was smaller so YMMV but i had no issues at all. just took a bit. i did mine "online" while booted into my windows server as opposed to the web-bios of the card

good point. never thought of the time to OCE vs re-init. that 10gbe will definitely make it smoother and quicker

well of course it will be slow during the rebuild. i dont know why on earth you would want to bench the array while a rebuild is in process lol.

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thats the the instructions that i used and the driver as well. works on my X9SCM-F-O with esxi 5.1 with no issues so far

you going to bench them on a raid card or softraid? looks liek you will have fun regardless on a side note, how did you like the marietta microcenter? lol

i have 8 of the 2tb hd204ui in raid 6 on a lsi 9260-8i. running like a champ with no issues whatsoever as of yet..*knock on wood*. they usually are pretty cheap too

YGPM on the 500gb hdds

i tested out the rebuilding and OCE functions as well as migrating from raid5 to raid6 to see how it all worked with my 8xhd204ui. worked perfectly and was easy to do once you know what to do. i could post some benches later tonight once i get off work in a couple hours if you would like to see...

im sure you checked to see if you installed the 64bit version instead of 32bit? the ubuntu download site defaults to 32bit..

have you made sure that the raid card is actually working? i guess you can try putting it in another system to see if it is recognized and not faulty. or you can boot to a live cd of some sorts

i can also say that the asus rt-n16 is a good option. i have it running with dd-wrt mega build. easy to get that setup. i have a media server hooked up via gigE and constantly get bout ~110-115mB/s transfers. as stated before since you already have a switch, no need to spend more for an 8 port...

are you trying to install 2008r2 to the raid itself? if so i cant help on that as i dont know. i used to have this same exact card and when i booted up the server, it would show a prompt or key combination to get into its bios. as for setting up the raid, you can do that within the OS with the...

ouch man i really do feel your pain, happened to me not so long ago :( i ended up building myself a server with a LSI 9260-8i with 8x2TB in raid 6. i really do recommend you do NOT skimp on the raid controller or the whole setup as you will regret it later. Im loving my lsi card so far though...

i just googled for merge vob and got this: http://www.videohelp.com/tools/VOBMerge from the looks of it, it seems straightforward and easy to use. give it a shot to see what happens

not to be an ass, but did you really have to quote all of his pictures? on a side note, that stuff looks really nice. let us know how it goes

it depends on the firmware version/manufacture date. but in my opinion just go ahead and download the firmware update and update your f4 2tb drives firmware. you need to boot into dos (i used http://www.freedos.org/ to get into dos, boot from cd) then all you need to do is run the f4eg.exe file...

good luck with the replacement one. hopefully the same thing doesn't happen again

then return/exchange it? or you can keep one that seems broken

I would recommend you still check the firmware version just in case, font want it to bite you in the ass later. well they shouldn't be too loud for starters as they are lower rpm than most drives. the sound of my case fans completely covers the small sound the hard drives make. sorry :(

i have 8 of the samsung hd204ui in a raid 6 (lsi 9260-8i) with no issues so far. just make sure you update the firmware on ALL of them unless samsung has release the drives with updated firmware. i cant give any input on other drives as i dont have any of the other options

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I have this exact card along with the dual port server version. I am consistently getting speeds between 100-107 mB/s via ftp between my main rig and my storage server. the intel cards cannot be beat performance wise. especially the one you linked for that price.

Well here is my contribution: total space: 16.75TB Case: Norco RPC-450 PSU: XION 630 Motherboard: Biostar A760g M2+ CPU: amd x4 630 RAM: 2x2gb Adata ddr2 Raid controller: LSI 9260-8i (8x2tb in raid6) Hard Drives: 8x2TB (hd204ui), 74gb raptor (os) BBU: Cyberpower 1350 Operating...

i had an issue quite similar on my 2008r2 server via microsoft ftp server. i used flashfxp as the ftp client and every 2-30 seconds the transfer speed would go down to 0 kbs for a couple seconds or longer then kick back in to ~95mB/s. it turned out to be that for some reason it was flashfxp...

I haven't swapped mine out yet either because we haven't had any of the deluxe in stock at the Marietta Microcenter. They are supposed to get some in tomorrow on the truck shipment Posted via Mobile Device

i used to have a ubuntu server with 5 1.5TB drives in raid5. i can recommend that if you take the linux mdadm raid route, that you know what commands to type in should a drive fail/need to be replaced. i didnt know them correctly so i lost everything on that array. on a side note, the...

these monitors are great. i have 2 of these side by side. only gripe is that one remote controls both of them, so to change inputs on a single monitor while side by side, you really have to angle it to avoid the second monitor changing at the same time

i have had the 9260-8i card with 8x2TB samsung f4's for a couple weeks with no issues yet.so far it is working great in raid6. just make sure to update the firmware on the samsungs before you start using them.

dont check it, just flash it.. better safe than being lazy and getting data corruption

i have the exact same issue. sometimes its a small one, (2"X1") on one monitor, sometimes its a huge one on my other monitor. the only way i found to stop it, is to close the program and reopen it if needed

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i must agree with the other posters, it has nice nice info on the new uefi system. tells you a bit about what all those options actually do

to be honest these aren't really sold as server boards like supermicro ones or others.. but otherwise like the previous poster said check the websites of the individual parts

i went with the deluxe on launch day. damn good board so far you could always exchange it for another should you not like it

i have the same board as you and i didnt have any issues with the ai suite. worse comes to worse you could always reinstall windows :(

microcenter gets shipments 2-3 times a week depending on the store. there are more on their way for this week

more sb chips are on the way :)