by Barry Margoli » Sat, 24 Apr 1999 04:00:00
>reading up on split where you just shoot a file to pieces, but
>i think i'm missing something on how to re-assemble the file.
>if you cat file1 file2 file3 > newfile and look at the checksum,
>it looks kinda strange. maybe off by a few. is this normal?
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OK, here's what I got:
A3500 controller with 2 D1000 trays....(what Sun likes to call a 3500
*Lite*)
Is it better to split the trays or not? Eg., move the DIP switch so
that the tray is, in effect, 2 6disk trays? Any benifit? The
controllers will be active/active.
This will be a big fat 360gb mirror for Oracle, so 11 disks in tray 0
will be striped and mirrored with 11 disks in tray1 via RM6, with two
hotspares. Yeah, I know, it's overkill, but those are the requirements.
(I almost had to kill Oracle engineers to aviod 11 individual mirrored
partitions!)
-krp
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