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You dont need adaptec storage manager. You can set *ALL* adaptec RAID options in BIOS (worth mentioning that they make least stable RAID adapters ever)<br />
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smartmontools package can monitor disk attributes passing through most RAID adapters.
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You dont need adaptec storage manager. You can set *ALL* adaptec RAID options in BIOS (worth mentioning that they make least stable RAID adapters ever)

smartmontools package can monitor disk attributes passing through most RAID adapters.

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Check.. How he is determining that app is using 20% virtual memory.. ? in case some tuning can be done within app that would be great instead of tweaking any OS settings.<br />
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TY/SA
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Check.. How he is determining that app is using 20% virtual memory.. ? in case some tuning can be done within app that would be great instead of tweaking any OS settings.

TY/SA

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What other tools are there to replace Java ? <br />
Customer said he can monitor the adaptec as long as i can suggest him a linux based tool NOT based on Java.<br />
Any ideas ?
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What other tools are there to replace Java ?
Customer said he can monitor the adaptec as long as i can suggest him a linux based tool NOT based on Java.
Any ideas ?

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Hi , <br />
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I have a customer who states that the /usr/StorMan/RaidMan.jar fo the adaptec controller is consuming 20g of virtual memory<br />
He wants to uninstall it and install something &quot;lighter&quot;<br />
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I told him this is not a good idea since this is how we monitor the controller. <br />
Maybe he can add some more memory .<br />
Not sure how he got the 20g but he wants to remove this java tool.<br />
Any idea or alternative ?
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Hi , 

I have a customer who states that the /usr/StorMan/RaidMan.jar fo the adaptec controller is consuming 20g of virtual memory
He wants to uninstall it and install something "lighter"

I told him this is not a good idea since this is how we monitor the controller. 
Maybe he can add some more memory .
Not sure how he got the 20g but he wants to remove this java tool.
Any idea or alternative ?

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