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radio · 03-24-2007, 11:48 PM

I should mention that I maped the snap raid 5 to a windows drive. I have not tested FTP.

The graphs pictures when transfering from the snap.
No significant activity on the computer durring these snapshots.
Snap has the latest OS.
256mb RAM
No JVM

I did see those spikes on your earlier post, but never really thought about them. I suppose they are the same. It's hard to tell, but they do look regular. I assume you expect this problem to stay once I mirror the drives? - or maybe not if the cache is used more in the raid computations.

Can I set the cache size with debug? Perhpas do some more testing before I toast it. I needed more ram to build the array. FYI.

The CPU load idea does not make sense to me because this happens durring very minor transfers (23k/sec)

oidar

PS. Please see the new thread - What if the snap dies?

03-24-2007, 11:48 PM	#53
radio Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: central US Posts: 67	Re: SNAP 4000 Errors and Limits I should mention that I maped the snap raid 5 to a windows drive. I have not tested FTP. The graphs pictures when transfering from the snap. No significant activity on the computer durring these snapshots. Snap has the latest OS. 256mb RAM No JVM I did see those spikes on your earlier post, but never really thought about them. I suppose they are the same. It's hard to tell, but they do look regular. I assume you expect this problem to stay once I mirror the drives? - or maybe not if the cache is used more in the raid computations. Can I set the cache size with debug? Perhpas do some more testing before I toast it. I needed more ram to build the array. FYI. The CPU load idea does not make sense to me because this happens durring very minor transfers (23k/sec) oidar PS. Please see the new thread - What if the snap dies? Last edited by radio; 03-25-2007 at 12:06 AM.