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Thread : RAID FAQ V1.3 !
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In addition to the point made above, that RAID 10 can handle more failure modes than RAID 0+1 can, there is another important difference: When a bad drive is replaced in a RAID 10, there are only 2 drives involved in the rebuild - the working drive of the mirror and the new drive. With a RAID 0+1, once a drive is replaced, all 8 drives in the array are involved in the rebuild. This increases the chance that the array may suffer another failure before the rebuild completes, which will lose all data.
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Query: I am trying to set up RAID0 on XP Pro64 (already installed). Although I can not see the second SATA in "My Computer", I have, nevertheless, gone into disk management and converted both to "dynamic". My problem is that, when I go in to add a new volume/striped, the new volume wizard will only allow me to select "simple"... Striped and Spanned are grey'd out. Any thoughts? |
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What software can be used to create a USB RAID 1 mirroring hard drive for a laptop? Unlike a desktop, laptops often don't have the hardware capability for two HD RAID 1. |
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I have two disk used to set as Raid 0, and another disk as ACHI . I accidentally set them as Raid 5, and created a 50G partition. After that, I realized that my third disk became a member of Raid 5. Is there any way I can undo and get my data back from my third disk?
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lol i have a feeling thats copied and pasted from the wiki article... |
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Great guide, but I have one question.
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