Need help setting up raid configuration on remote server
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I am a bit of a Linux newbie so would really appreciate some help.
I have server with the following specifictaions:
Intel Xeon-D 1521 - 16GB DDR4 ECC 2133MHz - 4x HDD SATA 6TB Enterprise Class + 1x SSD NVMe 500GB Enterprise Class Soft RAID
I want to use Ubuntu 18.04 and install that on the NVMe drive with the four 6tb drives in a RAID 0 configuration.
I will be setting up multiple desktops for users and will need them to be able to access the 22/24tbs of room through the /home folder.
Installing 18.04 has been no issue and I have had limited success creating the RAID 0 on the four 6tb drives but when i reboot the server i lose the RAID array.
The NVMe is set to boot in EFI mode. The SATA configuration is set to RAID in the servers BIOS.
As i said, bit of a newbie with this, so would appreciate a "dummys" guide (step by step) on how to achieve the desired set up.
A big thanks from a newbie who wants to get better at Linux.
server 18.04 raid
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I am a bit of a Linux newbie so would really appreciate some help.
I have server with the following specifictaions:
Intel Xeon-D 1521 - 16GB DDR4 ECC 2133MHz - 4x HDD SATA 6TB Enterprise Class + 1x SSD NVMe 500GB Enterprise Class Soft RAID
I want to use Ubuntu 18.04 and install that on the NVMe drive with the four 6tb drives in a RAID 0 configuration.
I will be setting up multiple desktops for users and will need them to be able to access the 22/24tbs of room through the /home folder.
Installing 18.04 has been no issue and I have had limited success creating the RAID 0 on the four 6tb drives but when i reboot the server i lose the RAID array.
The NVMe is set to boot in EFI mode. The SATA configuration is set to RAID in the servers BIOS.
As i said, bit of a newbie with this, so would appreciate a "dummys" guide (step by step) on how to achieve the desired set up.
A big thanks from a newbie who wants to get better at Linux.
server 18.04 raid
asked 15 hours ago
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I am a bit of a Linux newbie so would really appreciate some help.
I have server with the following specifictaions:
Intel Xeon-D 1521 - 16GB DDR4 ECC 2133MHz - 4x HDD SATA 6TB Enterprise Class + 1x SSD NVMe 500GB Enterprise Class Soft RAID
I want to use Ubuntu 18.04 and install that on the NVMe drive with the four 6tb drives in a RAID 0 configuration.
I will be setting up multiple desktops for users and will need them to be able to access the 22/24tbs of room through the /home folder.
Installing 18.04 has been no issue and I have had limited success creating the RAID 0 on the four 6tb drives but when i reboot the server i lose the RAID array.
The NVMe is set to boot in EFI mode. The SATA configuration is set to RAID in the servers BIOS.
As i said, bit of a newbie with this, so would appreciate a "dummys" guide (step by step) on how to achieve the desired set up.
A big thanks from a newbie who wants to get better at Linux.
server 18.04 raid
asked 15 hours ago
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I am a bit of a Linux newbie so would really appreciate some help.
I have server with the following specifictaions:
Intel Xeon-D 1521 - 16GB DDR4 ECC 2133MHz - 4x HDD SATA 6TB Enterprise Class + 1x SSD NVMe 500GB Enterprise Class Soft RAID
I want to use Ubuntu 18.04 and install that on the NVMe drive with the four 6tb drives in a RAID 0 configuration.
I will be setting up multiple desktops for users and will need them to be able to access the 22/24tbs of room through the /home folder.
Installing 18.04 has been no issue and I have had limited success creating the RAID 0 on the four 6tb drives but when i reboot the server i lose the RAID array.
The NVMe is set to boot in EFI mode. The SATA configuration is set to RAID in the servers BIOS.
As i said, bit of a newbie with this, so would appreciate a "dummys" guide (step by step) on how to achieve the desired set up.
A big thanks from a newbie who wants to get better at Linux.
server 18.04 raid
server 18.04 raid
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