Hi Adam,
Adam McKenna wrote:
> You need at least 3 disks to do raid 5, and 4 to do 0+1. Since
> he mentioned that he only has two disks, and that they are "striped",
> it's pretty likely that he's talking about raid 0.
oops. sorry, you are right...it was 4:20 AM...
(kernel back trace: ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff just kidding :)
> (BTW, what is raid 3? I've never heard of that.)
RAID Level 3 is 3 disks spanned and 1 dedicated disk for ecc
parity data.
(I live in Japan and I see a lot of RAID 3 advertised in
magazines/ads etc, don't know if its popular though.)
BTW, found a diagram:
http://info.berkeley.edu/courses/is257/f99/Lecture11_257/sld010.htm
Cheers,
jamie
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