In Reply to: As another computer geek posted by E-Stat on May 11, 2007 at 09:39:34:
"Another advantage to RAID 10 is that the drives don't have to be striped."I think you lost me. Wouldn't that make it RAID 1? RAID 0 means a stripe is involved, right?
"You can run the OS on one drive pair and the data on the others. In that way, even if there is a total failure, you don't necessarily lose both the OS and the data."
True.
So basically, you're running RAID 1 for the 2 boot disks and RAID 1 for the two data disks.
Not RAID 10 anywhere, right?
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Follow Ups
- You lost me, but maybe not. ;-) - AbeCollins 12:08:15 05/11/07 (1)
- Sure it is - E-Stat 12:36:23 05/11/07 (0)