Where can I get Marvell 88SE9172 RAID Driver for Ubuntu 11.10 64-bit for installation?I just assembled a PC with Gigabyte X79-UD3 S2011 which has a hardware RAID chip: Marvell 88SE9172.I set two Seagate 1TB's with RAID 1 on BIOS.CPU is i7 3930K and 16GB RAM with BD-ROM drive.The problem here is that Ubuntu 11.10 64-bit Alternate CD does not seem to have a driver for Marvell 88SE9172.When I boot up with the CD, I get stuck at the partitioning stage because no drives are listed in /dev and there's nothing I can do.If I boot up using Desktop CD, it always stops at around 7 seconds after showing a
Ok guys I just built a new dual Xeon server on an Intel V5000VSATA motherboard. Now the Raid driver works fine on initial install after I do the linux dd commad and on some updated kernels if I copy the driver to /lib/modules/<new kernel>/updates and then do a /sbin/depmod -a <new kernel> and then make a new inird. Now I have to put Kernel 2.6.19.1 on the box and I can't get the driver to work even though it's suppose to work for all 2.6 kernel. Anyone have an idea on how I can fix this. I will post the error I get on boot when I am back in front of the box.
I would like to inquire if there is an available RAID driver for Debian 3.1. My server is an Intel SR2500ALBRP configured to RAID 1. Debian doesn't seem to recognize my raid and HDD installed. Is there a required driver for this? The server's onboard raid chip is an ESB2 chip.
all, I have a Tul motherboard that i am goign to set my raid up on. Its a Tul xpress 200p motherboard. Aftertry every option in the bios to get it to see the raid I did the f6 button. This asked me for a floppy of the raid drivers. The motherboard did not come with any raid drivers. Yes,it has a raid controller inside the motherboard. Is there some kind of universal raid driver out there? What would you guys do?
Installed RHEL5 on a Intel DQ35JO motherboard. Was able to get by the initial problem of acpi? The new problem is that I can't find a RAID driver to use the onboard sata drives in a RAID 5 configuration? I'm using a WD80G as my OS drive on the IDE controller of the mobo. I want to install (3), 250GB sata drives as a seperate RAID 5. The motherboard bios lets me setup the raid, but the REDHAT OS doesn't recognize the RAID as being present. I don't want the OS to be part of the RAID. Does anybody know of the correct driver to use for this?
I know a fair bit about computing in general, but I know absolutely nothing about RAID. And of course, I know even less about RAID in linux.So if I wanted to create a RAID setup on my system what would I need to do (I have a RAID controller on my motherboard).I have one 30GB hard-disk. Would I just need to buy 1 more 30GB HDD? Can I use a standard IDE cable? What?s all this about strip mode, mirror mode etc? And of course, how would I set it all up in SuSE Linux 8.2pro?Any (I mean ANY) help/advice appreciated?
which redhat driver is compatible with ubuntu?...I am building a new server... mother board asus DSEB-D16 during the raid driver installation only option I get is for win, red hat, sles... I dont know what SLES stands for... but I am trying to figure out the best option for the driver to work with latest ubuntu...INTEL 6321 MATRIX STORAGE MANAGERwin 32 bit (supports AHCI)win 64 bit (supports AHCI)-INTEL 6321 LSI MegaRAID DriverWin 2000 serverwin 2003 32 bitwin 2003 64 bitRHEL3 UP8 32/64 bitRHEL4 UP5 32/64 bitRHEL 5 32/64 bitSLES 9.0 SP3 32 bitSLES 9.0 SP3 64 bitSLES 10 SP1 32 bitSLES 10 SP1 64
I am just about fed up with the nvidia raid and dual booting. i dont believe the nvidia raid can be managed from inside linux (it needs to boot into windows to rebuild array, etc).is it possible to convert the nvidia raid to linux raid without deleting the data. I have about 2TB of data on the array, so backing up and formatting isn't really an option as i do not have the disks to do so.
For some reason, it seems that i cannot install ubuntu properly into a system which has a prioprietary raid driver installed into the MBP by the windows installer.Hardware Info:ABIT P965 Pro motherboard, Core 2 duo 1.86 Ghz CPUSteps followed:1. Install Windows XP Pro, including the prioprietary JMicron RAID driver (via floppy disk in the windows installer) onto partition 1, which occupies 1/2 of the drive.2. Install Ubuntu onto partitions 2(swap)/3(ext3) which occupy the rest of the driveAt this point, I can boot Ubuntu, but can not boot windows anymore. I get an error about some part of the n
Yesterday I upgraded my system to Ubuntu 11.04. After upgrade, the system not boot. a Kernel panic occurred informing that the disk book is inaccessible.My system boots on a disk connected to a Marvell Sata Raid 88SE6145 controler. No raid configured, just the disk.Before upgrade, it was using kernel 2.6.35-28 and I had to use the boot option "ahci.marvell_enable=1" to recognize the disk and boot. It was working fine.After upgrade, the process installed the kernel 2.6.38-8 and the system not recognize boot disk anymore and the boot process fail.It seems that the new kernel (or new gr
I'm trying to install Windows XP inside the latest version of VirtualBox but I am unable to install the nvidia raid driver during the Windows XP setup process.During the Windows XP setup process I have to hit F6 to install the SATA/RAID driver as I have a SATA hard disk. After hitting F6 setup doesn't detect any controllers. I have a floppy disk with the nvraid driver on but it doesn't recognise it during setup. If I don't hit F6 the setup says that it is unable to find any hard disks to install to.In the virtual machine settings I have specified one storage controller for my DVD drive, a SATA
Hi, I am trying to locate the driver to configure a Promise TX 2000 Raid card on Linux RH 9.0 with mirroring. I am trying RAID 0+1 .How do I go about it? Any pointers?
all, and thanks for being here for me...I am building a server using Highpoint Rocket Raid 464 PCI card and eight IDE HDD's.The tutorial is explained at http://www.finnie.org/text/terabyte/The soft raid card's drivers are at http://wwww.highpoint-tech.com/USA/bios_rr464.htmThey have iso's for install disks for Redhat, Fedora, Suse, and Source for everyone else.I have folowed directions to the best of my ability for Source install and dissabled auto detection of my raid drives by adding hde=noprobe through hdl=noprobe in /boot/grub/menu.lsttitle Ubuntu, kernel 2.6.15-27-386 (recovery mode)root
I am a noob trying to manage an IBM 306x server with onboard adaptec sata raid. It has Fedora Core 5 on it, migrated from windows by my predecessor.Yesterday I started getting emails from smartd saying that one of the drives has "offline uncorrectable sectors". So I went out and bought a new drive and popped it in. Now I can't figure out how to get the stupid array to rebuild with the new drive.According to the reading I've done I have to rebuild it using the IBM RaidMan utility, which wasn't installed. After installing it it tells me that 'no controllers were found in this system'.
I have an MSI K9A2 Platinum mobo which has 6 total sata ports, 2 of which are controlled by a promise 4650 chip. I don't have any desire to use them as raid, but from what I understand I should be able to use them as separate disk controllers, just like the other ports. I have gotten the newest linux(other) v1.1.0.12 driver from here:http://www.promise.com/support/download/download2_eng.asp?category=all&os=100&productID=191and in my quest for info I have been here: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/drivers-for-promise-pdc42819-raid-controller-on-msi-k9a2-platinu
I have recently purchased an Intel server board s5000SVA with dual Xeon (quad core) CPU and the aditional RAID 5 option key.This key enables the on-board SATA controller to be configured as Raid 5. this I have done and works fine.I have been able to download the drivers for Windows, Suse Enterprise 10, Redhat Enterprise 3,4 & 5http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Product_Filter.aspx?ProductID=2487Intel however has no support for Ubuntu and I would like to use this OS as it is the better choice but can not find a driver which needs to be loaded at start-up.Can anyone help.I have some networking
Brand new to Linux - and trying to carry out our very first install of Ubuntu Server...We have a 3-4yr old HP LP2000R server with an HP version of an American Megatrends RAID controller (HP RAID-2M) and we would like to use the drives in a RAID array.We have downloaded a Linux driver from the HP website - this is a Linux driver set for the correct card but I think it is for the Red Hat distribution. It generates two floppy disks. On one of these are what appears to be 2 driver files - megaraid.c and megaraid.h though on the disk they are in an archive file.At any rate, the installation stops a
I still cannot get my ITE 8212 RAID controller to work quite right under ubuntu. I did a custom kernel compile and disabled the pata_it821x driver and instead used the old ide it82x controller which made my RAID0 drive actually show up in Linux--a good start. But now when I try to access the drives after a short amount of time coyping or manipulating files I start to get input/output errors and can no longer use the drives. ITE has a linux driver on their website, but of course there's no pre-compiled version for Ubuntu. There is a debian 3.0 precompiled if that's easier. Otherwise, they inclu
I'm thinking of upgrading my NT4 server to FC3. I have an old AMI megaraid RAID controller that's handling the disk access. I've Googled the web for this and had confusing results. Anyone know if there is a driver for FC3 I can use for this hardware? Or is there any other way to make this device work?
I have installed centos 5, used LVM for the partitions and installed a driver disk formy highpoint 2300 raid controller. all worked well.Highpoint has drivers on their site, from where I downloaded the necessary files to create the driver disk needed during installation.I was able to load de drivers in setup, created lvm for my sda (double sata disk - raid1 by highpoint controller) and installed with no problem.When I try to 'yum upgrade -y' the kernel installs, bue i cannot startup centos with it. I also tried to install an openvz kernel with no sucess. I followed highpoint tips on installing
I am currently trying to configure a set of hard drives as a RAID configuration. My system is running with Red Hat Enterprise Linux Client release 5.1 as the base OS. I am booting from CD.I am trying to image a set of drives that have not been imaged before. When the GUI dialog window for disk setup is displayed, it shows a default disk layout including a LVM slice. In the disk layout is a /boot partition already. It is not what I would like so I edit it to be the size for my system and make it the primary partition. I also select it to be a software RAID. I then add three more partitions for
I have a ADVENT webcam ADE-1300KDoes anyone know if there is a driver out there that will make it work on linux-ubuntu?If so can they give details how to run and install the driver etc.. I have never written a driver and to be honest do not want to!!!
guys i'm a newbie 2 linux u all must help me installing linux in my sata drive in asus a8v-mx motherboardwhich has a via chipset raid controller.I've a sony cd-rom as well as sony combo.Bios is american megatrends.I tried installin redhat 7.3,9.0,fedora core 4,xandros.mandrake 9.0,10.1,suse 10.0.Please guys help me in this issue.I really love linux but i'm not even able 2 install it in my new pc it makes me sick..............Yes i have a raid controller namely a via chipset provided with my mb.It's sata controller cannot be recognized by linux setup.
I'm trying to install red hat 9 on a raid 0 drive. The controller is an onboard Promise FastTrak 133. I found the red hat driver at the Promise site and copied the files to a floppy but red hat won't load it. I tried formatting the floppy in Knoppix(ext2) but its the same case. Need some help here.
I have a pre-existing setup with Windows XP Professional and CentOS5.5 on a dual boot setup with the Linux drive setup as the primary drive hosting the grub menu.I am replacing these machines with new updated ones and they have windows setup on a RAID0. I think it would be easiest to follow my previous setup and move the RAID to secondary SATA ports and put the linux drive on the primary SATA port, or should I just change the boot order in the BIOS to have the secondary linux drive boot first?My original question was can I move a RAID setup to secondary controller ports without breaking the RA
Hi, I'm looking at downloading either Red Hat 8.0 or Mandrake 9.0 linux, but before I put the time and effort into it I want to know if it will run on my system. Currently I'm running the following:Abit KR7A 133 Raid motherboardAMD Athlon XP 2000+Leadtek WinFast A250 Ulta TD MyVIVO Edition2 Western Digital 40 GB hard drives in a Raid 0 contral arrayLiteon JLMS LTD-166S DVD driveLinksys LNE 100 TX Ethernet CardCreative Lab Sound Blaster Live MP3+ sound card256 Mb RAMI have read on several different forums that Mandrake 8.2 doesn't work with my motherboard, but all of these post where over 6 mon
I just installed Ubuntu again after about a year of not using it. Afterward I installed the restricted ATI driver (I have an ATI Mobility card.. I think it's the 3460). Now after GRUB I just get a black screen. I just booted from the CD, but I cannot figure out how to uninstall the driver from here as it's not actually booted to my desktop, just the LIVE CD. Is there any way to get back into Linux without fully reinstalling?
I have an old server that used to run Win2k3 and I'm now looking to install mindtouch wiki software on it. Accordingly, I'd like to set the server up with Ubuntu to recognize the hardware RAID 5 SCSI drives. Does anyone have any idea how I can do that? The only driver I've been able to find is for Suse Enteprise version 8.Steve
hope someone can help me, since on the italian ubuntu forum no one has been able to answer me!My Acer Emachines E525 has got an ArcerOrbicam 064e:a103 supported by http://www.ideasonboard.org/uvc/#downloadI followed their link http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/How_to_Obtain,_Build_and_Install_V4L-DVB_Device_Drivers (commands in "Basic approach") for installing the driver, but it gave me this error:linda@linda-eMachines-E525:~$ git clone git://linuxtv.org/media_build.gitfatal: destination path 'media_build' already exists and is not an empty directory.linda@linda-eMachines-E525:~$
I just installed Ubuntu again after about a year of not using it. Afterward I installed the restricted ATI driver (I have an ATI Mobility card.. I think it's the 3460). Now after GRUB I just get a black screen. I just booted from the CD, but I cannot figure out how to uninstall the driver from here as it's not actually booted to my desktop, just the LIVE CD. Is there any way to get back into Linux without fully reinstalling?
I'm using Wicd + ndiswrapper with my 88w8335 marvell libertas pci card.Here's my details:*-network:0 description: Ethernet interfaceproduct: 21x4x DEC-Tulip compatible 10/100 Ethernetvendor: Davicom Semiconductor, Inc.physical id: 7bus info: pci@0000:02:07.0logical name: eth0version: 31serial: 00:08:a1:21:f6:85width: 32 bitsclock: 33MHzcapabilities: bus_master cap_list rom ethernet physicalconfiguration: broadcast=yes driver=dmfe driverversion=1.36.4 ip=192.168.1.137 latency=64 maxlatency=40 mingnt=20 multicast=yesresources: irq:16 ioport:ec00(size=256) memory:fe1ffc00-fe1ffcff memory:10000000
HELP!!!!I have been trying for days to get my on-board wifi working for my Gateway M-6319 laptop. There are several posts describing how to get this to work, but none which are applicable to 64-bit architecture.Here are the sites that I've used and am 99% of the way done:1.) mt6456 marvell topdog 802.11n Wireless (EC85) Solved (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=575785)2.) Gateway M-6750 Marvell TOPDOG (EC85) Vista Driver Issue (http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-3459428.php)3.) DRIVER NEEDED: Marvell® Marvell TOPDOG PCI Express 802.n wireless (EC85) (Windows XP Professional) (http
i have a 74gb raptor i have 500gb wd(new) what raid should i run i am thinking of raptor for linux 500gb for window what raid should i run i heard raid must be identify hdd
I got me one of those new fangled (asus) mobo with 965 chipset and the (shudder) jmicron bios. seems that 2.6.17 can use this ok (earlier kernels couldnt) - so I though Id lunge ahead...Ive got no experince setting up RAID, but though Id like to use this as a raid0 machine - the JMICRON bios ext in the board allows raid to be configured and handled at that level, or I could could use linux software raid - any advice about which would be 'better'? anyone used this jmicron bios based raid before with linux?love to hear from anyone whos knows anything on this
Initially I had Winxp installed on hd0. I wanted to start transitioning myself to use Ubuntu as my new primary operating system, so I created another partition (hd0,1) and put Ubuntu there. Here's where it get interesting. I started running out of space, so I picked up a 500G WD SATA HDD from Best Buy. Cool, right? Wrong!! I installed Ubuntu onto this HDD (hd2,0) but I keep getting GRUB: Error 17. No matter what configuring I do, I cannot seem to get my PC to boot into this drive. Upon doing my research, it seems that there are quite a few problems with Linux & Grub understanding a Silicon
Summery If you have a webcam that does not appear to work with Ekiga or any other web cam applications. Then this thread maybe the solution for you. I've written some steps that will help you determine if the Linux-UVC driverwill (or should) work for you or not. This thread supports Hardy (Ubuntu-8.04), Gutsy (Ubuntu-7.10) and Ubuntu-7.04Check to see if your webcam is supported with the Linux-UVC driver.I'll first point you to the Supported Device (http://linux-uvc.berlios.de/#devices) Section of the official Linux-UVC home page (http://linux-uvc.berlios.de).That should give you a list of supp
I found this in http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df-external/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=N&Inst=Yes&ProductID=922&DwnldID=9722&strOSs=39&OSFullName=Linux*&lang=eng .Is this useful? because i'm looking for 3d support. Will this driver better than the build-in driver in xorg? how to install it in ubuntu?
I have browsed trough forum for this problem and none of the threads helped me.The thing is that I have Marvell Yukon network card and sky2 driver loaded, which is randomly disconnecting. Then I have to manually connect it back trough network settings. This is really frustrating me.In dapper I had the same problem and I solved it with sk98lin driver, which worked for me perfectly.This driver I wanted than to use also in Edgy, but without luck.Thing just doesn't want to install. It gives me following error:sudo sh ./install.sh./install.sh: 69: Syntax error: "(" unexpectedCan anybody h
Very new here, would appreciate if there is a way to run my Fuji xerox docuprint c2120 printer on ubuntu. There are no drivers for linux for it, have the windows version but woudn't install under wine. Any generic drivers out there or better, connected to computer with ethernet cable. Please make answers understandable for someone who has the I.Q of a retarted apple, Many
HelloNoob here...I've been trying to install the Nvidia driver (all versions)..mostly 9755. I've tried with 3 different distros and run into the same issue on all of them. Basically, I can't get the driver to install correctly. I read that SUSE has a "automated" way of installing the driver.... so after much frustration over the past 4 days I decided this distro would be the way to go, since I've had no luck with the others.Well, I ran the install as per Nvidia through YaST2 and it did nothing. The driver did install (seen it with my own eyes in Yast + xorg.conf has a few files named
Plz help me I can't install FC4 on a Dell server with a raid controllerCerc ata100/4chSeems it's no longer supported in fc4is there a workaround?
I just bought what is called a recyled hardrive because my other one just died. the problem is my computer doesnt recognize the hardrive. i have a dell inspiron 600m with a toshiba hdd i just put in. i know you can only install those drivers using a floppy but i read around and found this nlite program that i am trying out but i dont know what drivers to get or where to get them. i made a boot up disk once already through nlite but im guessing i didnt have the right drivers because it didnt work...so does anyone know what and where the raid drivers are that i need?????
We had our fileserver at the office crash, and we had a guy come in and take a look at it and he rebuilt the raid, I just want to know if anyone here could recommend a company I could contact that you have used or know of that is reputable and could recover the files.
All - I need to add the LSI drivers for the 9750 RAID controller during the install. These drivers are not included in 10.04 (or 10.04.1) and I need to install onto the RAID device I've created. LSI provides the drivers and instructions here - http://kb.lsi.com/KnowledgebaseArticle15881.aspxHere are my steps, with the drivers on a USB drive - Boot from the installation CD and select Install Ubuntu Server. Press CTRL+ALT+F2 to switch to console 2 while Ubuntu detects the network.# mkdir /mnt2 /3ware# mount /dev/sda1 /mnt2NOTE: LSI drivers are at /dev/sda1, via USB# cp /mnt2/9750-server.tgz /3wa
Fist of all, hello, im new here and this is my 1st post. Im triying to install Ubuntu 8.10 64bits, but sends me an error.SRST failed (errno-16), looking around i find that the problem is the mobo, the Marvell sata II controller is not recogniced by the kernel and i cannot run the live cd to install it.I have an Asus M2N32 WS PROF... the problem is, i only have installed SATA II Hard drives. Any solution? Thx.
The card I am talking about is:Supermicro AOC-LPZCR3Is its raid real or fake?On the site it sais it supports only suse and redhat. Will be detected by ubuntu? On their drivers list on the site I see their names started with aacraid*. I think this is supported.Does anyone knows if this card will work on Ubuntu,debian or slackware?After lots of failures already with the onboard fakeraid and 2 other cards, I must find something that works.
I'm a linux newbie and i need some instructions. I don't know how to install my network card drivers. Its a .tar file. I do know that its like a zip file. Any help would be appreciated.....sjpritch25 :confused:
I've got a brand new system and would like to know how I can install Ubuntu on this system.Since has a RAID card, I suppose you'd need the drivers in order for the installer to see this but I am not aware of any methods to load drivers during installation. Red Hat as well as Windows definitely has a way to accomplish this but I don't recall doing this in Debian and certainly not in Ubuntu.If anyone can help, it'll be greatly appreciated.
HelloI am in the process picking up some HD's for a media server build that will be running ubuntuJust want to get some feed back on these 3 drivesWestern Digital WD1001FALS Caviar Black Hard Drive - 1TB, 7200 RPM, 32MB, SATA-300 $104.97 ea<H1 style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt">Western Digital Caviar Green WD10EADS Hard Drive - 1TB, 32MB, SATA-300, OEM $104.97 eaHitachi 7K1000.B Hard Drive - 1TB, 7200RPM, 16MB, SATA-300, OEM $89.97Will be looking at purchasing 3-4 drives</H1>
I was thinking about buying an Abit AN-M2 mainboard and using it together with two 500 gb seagate harddrives. Does anyone know if the raidcontroller for this mainboard is supported under ubuntu?igor :)