Re: Hard drives in a raid configuration

"garygenn" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.emagic.logic.off-topic
Message-ID <[email protected]>
> The underscore was certainly a good idea. It is a usual sign and many  
> people who work in the terminal (shell) prefer names with  
> underscores. Spaces are generally not beloved by those people because  
> spacces separate file names and commands.
> 
> I rather think that the renaming changed the header information and  
> the error was simply overwritten. Looks like you found a nice way to  
> repair such a minor problem ;-)
> 
> 
> > Maybe I should use the maxtor in it now to do mirroring for a  
> > regular back up , then set
> > up a raid conf with that Jive 5 and a pci controller that has at  
> > least three connections. that
> > way I could have to seperate raid configurations as far as the one  
> > for the two hds for the
> > system and the other three for recording and library storage.
> 
> That PCI controller supports two different RAIDs simultaneously?  
> Amazing.
> 

I am sorry Peter, That what I said abou tthe two raid configurations is an  assumption on 
my part I h=guess due to lack of knowledge. I assumed that the two Hds in my comuter  
and the three I would have hooked up to the Jive 5 with a pci controller woukld in fact be 
two sepertae .........I dont  know how to say   ummmm two seperate entites in it self Like 
the two in the computer already are being controlled by its own (their own) controller and 
the pci slot would be another one. Thanks for bringing that to my attention though.  as far 
as in field or in house.. I just bought  a MacBookPro 2.16  Laptop which I am thinking abou 
tpairing it up to the new apogee ensamble or getting the Mini adc twp channel pre amp 
convertor and getting  Oh I dont know a small analog mixer with at least 4 bus with at 
least 12 channels so I could have 8 dedicated for a drum  then at least one gtr bass vox 
and Gtr 2 we could do more tracks in house if needed  or use the (a) mixer as a stereo  2 
channel out to the apogee convertor and get a full live mix. I am digging the ensamble 
cause it has all the features of the big boys but alot cheaper and that would be a perfect 
compannion in house or in feild whether or not I had a mixer. So with that said my main 
computer is the one we are talking about and that will alway sbe in house I have it hooked 
up to a tascam 1884 fw fro my DAW/audio interface.  SO i guess I would have to get some 
sort of ext Hd drive or raid system the ext raid are pretty pricey I think . I thought I saw on 
maxtors site a big desktop raid setup  from either a  fw800/400. 
Sorry I dont mean to jump around But I am glad to have you answering  and well just 
giving me your 2 cents because I always see you give good info and you know your Sh*t as 
an engineer and as aLogic user.
So with that said I am going to check into the two raid configuration thing and if I have to 
go with one ,look over your notes again on the raids.. Oh BTW I do have at my disposal a 
Glyph GT050 Professional 150 GB fw hd that I emptied a while ago and it is just sitting 
there off right now. I was using it for a de ja vu back up for a while then I put video on it 
and I cleared it out so I could use it with my MBP on the raod whether on stage or 
recording. But since I guess it isnt good to use it for both I havent decided what to do with 
it. !50 GBs these days doesnt seem big enough to partiton. 
if you have anymore opinions or info I would love to hear them . thanks again for your 
responses




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