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array-info is a tool to retrieve informations and logical drives status from several RAID controllers (currently Compaq IDA and CISS, and MD).
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This project is a development area for a Linux Device driver for IBM Power Linux RAID SCSI HBA's, including the ipr driver and iprutils packages.
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Drivers for the HP (previously Compaq) Smart Array controllers which provide hardware RAID capability. Hardware info: https://www.hpe.com/us/en/product-catalog/servers/smart-array-controllers-and-smart-host-bus-adapters.hits-12.html
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growlight
Storage management and system installation tool
Growlight facilitates management of all storage devices known to the Linux kernel, from hardware RAIDs to hybrid media to ramdisks to ZFS (indeed, Growlight was initially written to simplify ZFS on Linux). It understands the majority of partition and filesystem types, as well as both software and hardware RAID, LVM, and encrypted disks. -
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This project is a small collection of programs for examining configuration and status of LSI megaraid adapters, especially Dell PERC RAID adapters, and attached storage devices.
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