> The filesystem block size (or, where this is not possible, the maximum > cluster size the filesystem will write) should be equal to sectPerSU > times the number of data (not parity) disks. Yes. That's what I would call ``stripe size''. Is that the wrong term? I have sectPerSU=32, so with a three-disc RAID 5, that's 32*512*(3-1)=32k per what-I-would-call-stripe, and that's what I chose as fbsize. Did I mess up something?
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