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Hi all,
I am currently planning to set up a dual Opteron based machine which will woirk as a server machine (offering quite different services) for a school's network. Tyan's NVIDIA "nForce Professional 2200" based mainboard "Thunder K8SE 2892G3NR" [1] has come into closer consideration, yet. My question regarding this main board or chipset would be: Is there anyone who uses this mainboard (or any other mainboard that is based on the same chipset) with Linux (or even especially with SuSE-Linux-9.3_x86-64)? If so, can you please tell me about your experience? Are there any pitfalls, that means, components that tend to make problems when running Linux? Especially:
So my solution would be (please correct me, if I'm wrong) to use Linux kernel based software RAID (level 0+1) instead. I plan to buy four S-ATA disks (RAID 0+1) for the users' data (the software RAID shouldn't impact the performance much as I don't run computing intensive RAID 5). For the Linux system itsself (which should be bootable, of course) I plan to buy two further hard disks, not S-ATA, but (P-)ATA instead. I am going to make them to another RAID 1 to reduce the risk of system failure. So I can install SuSE-9.3_x86-64 on these (P-)ATA disks and don't need S-ATA support during installation. I would be very glad if anyone can give me some information about this board or chipset running Linux. Many thanks in advance! Kind regards, Steffen [1] K8SE 2892's data sheet, K8SE 2892's manual |
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