This is both striping via 2 different, supported device-mapper targets,
'striped' and 'raid'
('striped' is an older, separate target and 'raid0' is supported by
the 'raid' target which
also supports raid1/raid4/raid5/raid6 and raid10).
The algorithm to distribute data on the stripes is the same for both
striped and raid0
and they can be converted into each other running 'lvconvert --type
striped|raid0 $LV'
since raid target version 1.7.0 / lvm2 version 2.02.155.
See lvmraid(7) for insight into the RAID support in lvm including the
aforementioned
and many more conversions from and to RAID and between RAID levels and
layouts..
Heinz
On 7/2/19 5:53 PM, John Ratliff wrote:
What is the difference between these two?
Thanks.
John Ratliff
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