>>>>> "jh" == Johan Hartzenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jh> To be even MORE safe, you want the two disks to be on separate
jh> controllers, so that you can survive a controller failure too.
or a controller-driver-failure. At least on Linux, when a disk goes
bad, Linux starts resetting controllers and xATA busses and stuff, and
often takes out any nearby drives. It's often hard to determine which
drive is actually bad. Depending on how well-integrated your hardware
is with Solaris and how the drive fails, I suspect this sort of thing
could imagineably happen there, too.
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