[OpenIndiana-discuss] Suggestions for SATA HBAs
William David OpenIndiana
oilists at biosystems.ath.cx
Tue Dec 14 04:03:34 UTC 2010
I use one cheap pci controller sata sil 3114 4 ports on my storage and is no so bad for a 14U$ card but this controller is slow not pass than 26 MB / s on a scrub and sata 150 no NCQ is a is a simple server for a backup server
A change a motherboard for one ecs a780 2 gb ram and and 5000+ CPU and on board nvidia sata, speed surprise me. On 4 drivers seagate sata 1500 gb 7200.11 on zraid 1 a speeds up to 130MB/s on scrub 3TB
On my second server a try put one better controller on a Asus crosshair 1 a try put two of this LSI SAS3442E-R a found a article talking of that controller and sounds interesting good Cost for a 8 ports card i try this configuration 12 drives on raidz2 and zip on 2 x 32 gb sad corsairbextreme x32 , 1 cache 32 gb ssd corsair extreme x32 and 1 spare drive
http://jmlittle.blogspot.com/2008/06/recommended-disk-controllers-for-zfs.html
If you can spend on better card buy it and be happy. I'm wrong on thinking a high cost card is better than single card on non ultra mega raid cache.
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Em 13/12/2010, às 03:50, "Alex Smith (K4RNT)" <shadowhunter at gmail.com> escreveu:
> I'm looking for PCI-E x1 SATA HBAs - any suggestions on ones that
> would work out of the box with OpenIndiana and related distros? I've
> been tracking chipsets as they come out for other things, but not
> storage.
>
> I hope to repurpose my current desktop as a file server and general
> purpose server in a home hobbyist setting. Are there any other options
> besides x8 PCI-E HBAs out there? I'm not sure what current Silicon
> Image controllers work.
>
> Thanks in advance! :)
>
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