> -Original Message-
> From: Wesley Wannemacher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 11:07 PM
> To: William Jensen; debian-user@lists.debian.org
> Subject: RE: off topic - scsi partitions & swap & raid
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> Let me get this str
At 08:57 AM 9/21/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Now for:
>raid 0 (striping) min drives 2, reads and writes faster, no reduncancy.
>raid 1 min drives 3, 2/3 of your total disk space is available. Fault
>tolerant.
You mean minimum 2 drives, don't you? And usable space is 1/2? I believe
raid 1 is also kno
>Now for:
>raid 0 (striping) min drives 2, reads and writes faster, no reduncancy.
>raid 1 min drives 3, 2/3 of your total disk space is available. Fault
>tolerant.
You mean minimum 2 drives, don't you? And usable space is 1/2? I believe raid 1
is also known as mirroring.
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Concur with Wesley - raid on one drive is like mounting a ramdisk as /tmp
- pointless because any benefits from the technique are nullified by the
way you've done it.
Now for:
raid 0 (striping) min drives 2, reads and writes faster, no reduncancy.
raid 1 min drives 3, 2/3 of your total disk sp
Let me get this straight...
Are you going to RAID two partitions on the same physical drive?
Seems kinda absurd, RAID accomplishes one (or more) of two things:
Fault-tolerance from hardware failure.
Improve read/write performance, by spanning multiple physical disks.
By mirroring, striping, etc. t
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