Hardware upgrade

Monday, September 19. 2005

Hardware upgrade

As my current workstation only supports ‘slow’ PCI, there wouldn’t have been much sense in buying SATA-disks. Therefore, I have ordered a third hard disk of the given type. This will enable me to create 3x 78GB partitions which will result in a 156GB logical volume running on (SW-)RAID-5. On this I want to create a 120GB /home partition - this will be more than twice as much as I have today.

In addition, another 512MB of RAM and a USB-2.0/FireWire PCI card are coming soon.

For the server I bought two simple 20GB ATA disks, to be put on (SW-)RAID-1. This will carry the /home partition. As devil wished, one of the two SCSI-disks carrying the system crashed while building the two ATA disks in. So everything delays until the spare SCSI disk I ordered replaces the broken one.

Posted by Stephan Paukner in Information Technology at 12:30 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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