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On Wed, September 13, 2006 8:35 am, David Klaftenegger wrote: |
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> Additionally you can use both raid-1 and raid-0 with different |
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> partitions on the same two disks. |
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Be *extremely* careful with that! |
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Yes, it works. Yes, it provides data safety for your RAID-1 partitions. |
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But it can also kill your system if you have anything that's essential for |
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booting on RAID-0. (Like /usr.) |
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Don't put anything except perhaps /var/tmp/portage on a RAID-0 if you care |
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about system stability. I've had a very bad experience with this just |
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three weeks ago. |
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Sebastian Redl |
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