Note: "permalinks" may not be as permanent as we would like,
direct links of old sources may well be a few messages off.
RobH wrote: > > First of all thank you very much for helping me with this. > I am still testing this on two Linux machines with RHEL White box 3 on > it, that's why the time settings aren't correct, but I will change that. > I am not a compile guru, but just a little Linux admin, we are searching > for a system that can handle drbd, we can not use suse because we will > run the cluster on a dell machine and we need the Hardware admin tools > they will only run on redhat machines. > You might want to name the programs you are talking about, many of them have equivalents in different linux distros. And still others will just run under a different distro on the same arch. > So do you have some experience with Fedora is it stable? And does it run > drbd ?? Yes. reasonably. Yes. :) I am maintaining two Dell PowerEdge 650's with raid drives using drbd to keep them mirrored between the machines. Search the list archive to see some of my early tribulations. :) Fedora core 1 + drbd 0.6.1[03], updated with yum, is pretty stable for me. However there might be a benefit to you for staying with RHEL, that is support from redhat. If you have a problem with something RH installed you can call them and probably get help from them quickly. If you are ready to learn more than I picked up on from your text above, Fedora can be useful to you, but your support comes from the web & community. help may be a bit slow to arrive if you have to wait for email replies. I believe I have seen a SUSE guy in this list in the past, so you might be able to get better drbd support from SUSE than from other distributions. Search the list archive and look at some of his comments. YMMV. > We have now still the chance to change the os. > Thanks a lot > RobH > -- Todd Denniston Crane Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC Crane) Harnessing the Power of Technology for the Warfighter