Hello Christopher! You request makes perfect sense since using a fast storage connection is the way to go. To be able to get where you'd like t go, it would requires us the following work: -update the CentOS distribution with the Thunderbolt driver -update the CentOS distribution with the HFS+ driver -validate the HP Thunderbolt card option -validate file system performance with our products. Some pieces of this nice puzzle are sadly not quite there yet.
One thing you could do is to use a USB 3.0 disk array with a non HFS+ file system and you'd get what you are looking for. But for no, it is hard for us to predict when your request would be available since we have to rely on third party parts to make this happen. Stephane Thank you very much for picking up this one. In my Centos 7 limited tests on a macpro, the centos hfs+ driver works well. But I was more for reformatting the Promise to linux. (Not great as there is no linux Promise control app.) But the real challenge is integrating the thunderbolt driver in the linux system.
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The new macs have only thunderbolt and lots of PCs are moving towards thunderbolt, so at some point, the driver will have to be generalised. I presume that this is more a Centos dev but I am sure that Autodesk has a real interest in actively encouraging this. I hope that Autodesk finds this project of interest and if you are looking for a beta tester, you can count on me. You must be clairvoyant.
For the centos 7 on mac, it was on my favourite macpro with internally formatted HFS+. As for thunderbolt, my interest is on either an HP Z640 or HP Z440. I have a thunderbolt 2 card on a HP Z640 that sees the Promise great under windows. Centos 7 works well on the HP Z640 but I need a thunderbolt driver to really start testing. I have read that a driver can be injected into Centos, but I don't have the programming level for that. It seems that other Linux OSs have already got some Thunderbolt functionality and I read that Intel has the intention of releasing kernel driver. After nearly 30 years of mac, I no longer have confidence in the apple's pro strategy and the new centos looks good and runs super fast.
I can confirm that the upgraded HP Z640 BIOS 02.31 Rev.A 9 Jan 2017 and activating the Thunderbolt and putting it into legacy mode in the BIOS settings made the Promise Pegagus mount. Added NTFS-3G to the CENTOS 7.2 and the volume mounted with read / write.
Reformatted the Promise in HFSplus and added the elrepo.org library but sadly have a read-only volume. I am waiting to have access to the 2018 software so I presume that the installer will have a better HFS plus library. So this config is starting to look viable.:)) Abit off topic: I presume that the Flame software includes the necessary ATTO drivers for a HBA card. The centos 7 does not want to install them when I download them off the ATTO website. I can confirm on my custom linux box using an asus thunderbolt 3 card thunderbolt is working on linux using hfs plus read/write is working after running this command mount -t hfsplus -o force -o rw /dev/sdi2 /mnt/raidfive/ then this chmod -R 777 /mnt/raidfive/ i connected a Lacie 8tb raid 0 thunderbolt, which is a previous gen 2 thunderbolt connector, so i bought a gen 2 to gen 3 type c and its working:) attached is a disks read/write test which is pretty much exactly what u would expect for a raid zero using spinning disks.
After spending so much time getting the OS installed, I can confirm that I can mount on a HP Z640 a Promise RAID in Thunderbolt via the HP Thunderbolt card. After using the Autodesk DKU with HFSplus driver I have read- only on the volume in HFSplus. Using the NTFSG3 driver, I have read write / read access in NTFS.
I formatted the PROMISE RAID to ext4 (it took me afew repeated tries to get the drive formated properly ) and now I have read: write access. A terminal test claims that the RAID is deliveruing read / write as 1GBs per second. This needs to be confirmed. I will have to see if this is a production stable solution. But it looks very encouraging.
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