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SCO 5.0.4 & ServerRAID
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try turning OFF caching on the card (sometimes called write behind) and letting SCO make the disk commit choices by itself.
It will slow things down somewhat, but probably not so much it is noticable to users.
I've seen problems where the differing flushing schemes of a RAID card and SCO can cause problems like you are seeing. Pat Welch, UBB Computer Services
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Unix/Linux/Windows/Hardware Sales/Support
(209) 745-1401 Fax: (413) 714-2833
It will slow things down somewhat, but probably not so much it is noticable to users.
I've seen problems where the differing flushing schemes of a RAID card and SCO can cause problems like you are seeing. Pat Welch, UBB Computer Services
Caldera Authorized Partner
Unix/Linux/Windows/Hardware Sales/Support
(209) 745-1401 Fax: (413) 714-2833
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