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"hm.. well question.."
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colin
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It is. The message is that because the drives are so large now, the time it takes to repair a damaged array when a drive goes bad
Posted by
kilboooo (aka kkuphal)
Nov 3 '08, 12:28
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is getting so large that you are far more likely to experience a failure in a second drive (not total crash, but even a small unrecoverable read error) during the rebuild. RAID 5 can handle 1 error at a time. 2 and you lose everything.
RAID is for surviving hardware failures. Nothing is better than a good backup
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