(I think that most all of the relevant/important bits are in ata-raid.c and/or
ata-raid.h. In
any event, the IDE/ATA guy over on the FreeBSD side is Soren Schmidt
(s...@freebsd.org), and he
wrote all of the stuff for this. It is my understanding that he got all of the
info on how Highpoint lays out the geometry of the array directly from
Highpoint, and that they were "very forthcoming" with whatever information that
the FreeBSD team asked for.
There are also indications of support in OpenBSD and NetBSD's pciide driver,
based on work done by Chris Cappuccio (ch...@dqc.org) and Manuel Bouyer
(bou...@netbsd.org))
Please CC: me directly on any replies, and Thanks very much in advance.
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For the record I have the information on the array content, and the raid
engin design, but can not derive a sane use for Linux.
FreeBSD use a CAM layer so they can do some things that Linux can not but
they have a perfoamance price that Linux does not have.
You take CAM->SCSI->ATA and back and you see how nasty that crap is in the
performance market. If you want to tear into FreeBSD and extract the
information for me go for it.
I have a MESS known as CPRM to stop and I am in the middle of drafting a
counter proposal to prevent the CPU/PC/Computer world from being royally
screwed by Hollywood.
http://www0.mercurycenter.com/svtech/news/top/docs/copy122900.htm
Cheers,
Andre Hedrick
CTO Timpanogas Research Group
EVP Linux Development, TRG
Linux ATA Development