Problem is with most is that they are "fake" raid cards that actually require
the host to process. This effectively means "software RAID". You can already
do this just using 2 drives on whatever controllers your MB already has if you
really wanted. Now if you want REAL RAID.. well that costs.... Real cards =
less headaches. Its treted as 1 drive. To everything. No screwups, no
direct-acccessing a member drive directly (got hit with this once myself)
Andrew
> From: [email protected]
> Date: Thu, 20 May 2010 12:45:24 -0400
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [MLUG] Recomendation on "low-cost" RAID SATA cards
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> Hi,
>
> Want to put a RAID card in my home server running CentOS, any
> recommendation on low-cost that will give less head-ake? I know LSI works
> GREAT, but don't want to shelf out 300$ for one...
>
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