[sf-lug] next config at Hayes Valley Community Center

[jim stockford]

i recommend the following storage setup:

six SCSI disks are divided into three pairs.
first of each pair contains the goods, second
of the pair is a RAID 1 copy.

first pair is boot and OS stuff.
the second pair is data
the third pair is backup for the second pair

First pair partitions should be something like
MBR
/boot/
/
swap
/var/
/var/log/
/var/www/
swap
/usr/
/usr/local/




On Jul 17, 2007, at 12:18 PM, Jason Turner wrote:

> We're meeting this Wednesday, 7/18 5:30p (310 Haight St. at Buchanan)
>
> to tackle the setup and config of at least one Dell PE 2300 with the
> Edubuntu LTSP server edition.  As mentioned to a couple of you at the
> LuG mtg last night, we'd like to get this server in place with some  
> sort
> of RAID setup since Johan was generous enough to give us plenty of hot
> swappable disks along with the servers.  The SCSI controller with
> hardware supported RAID gave us a bit of pause though so anyone with
> experience is especially encouraged to join us and lend your expertise.
> Regardless, all who show up tomorrow hope to have a working server at
> the end of the evening and a successfully booting client.
>
> --
> jt
>
>
> John F. Strazzarino wrote:
>> Wow, Congrats to Tom and JT for a job well done at the Hayes Valley
>> Community Center.
>>
>>   I learned a lot just by reading the wiki!
>>
>> John
>>
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