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Hi, this may be a little off topic but I would like know: |
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On Wednesday 01 February 2006 09:47, Ramon van Alteren wrote: |
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> I'm currently building a 24 disk RAID array. If neccesary I could set |
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> it up to allow for 8 disk-failures without losing any data and |
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> without sacrificing half my storage capacity. |
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> In this case I'm optimizing for performance and storage with some |
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> redundancy, giving me a 9Tb storage capacity with a 4 drive failure |
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> redundancy. |
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I'm really impressed, even with 500 Gb disks 9 teras is 18 of them, how do you |
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manage to withstand 4 drive failures? And how do you configure the 24 disks |
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to allow 8 disk failures sacrificing only half capacity? I can think of some |
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schemes, but they seem pretty slow to me. |
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Francisco Olarte Sanz. |
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