On Sun, 17 Mar 2019, Zheng Lv wrote:
I'm recently considering using software RAID instead of hardware controllers
for my home server.
AFAIK, write operation on a RAID array is not atomic across disks. I'm
concerned that what happens to RAID1/5/6/10 LVs after power loss.
Is manual recovery r
but if a RAID got lost, you can always ask to
https://www.RecuperoDatiRAIDFasTec.it
which is the unique data recovery company that has flat rates for raid recovery
starting from 150,00 euro per disk
or the other way round, 900 euro for immediate/emergency recovery
Messaggio orig
it is automatic
though you should avoid power losses as better as you can
with online PSU against line interactive ones ( which are good for consumer PCs
and displays)
Messaggio originale
Da: lv.zheng.2...@gmail.com
Inviato: 18 marzo 2019 10:05
A: linux-lvm@redhat.com
Rispon
Dear all,
I'm recently considering using software RAID instead of hardware
controllers for my home server.
AFAIK, write operation on a RAID array is not atomic across disks. I'm
concerned that what happens to RAID1/5/6/10 LVs after power loss.
Is manual recovery required, or is it automatic
