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Am 20.03.2010 19:29, schrieb Mark Knecht: |
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> I'm thinking I'll keep it as simple as possibly and just spread out |
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> the Gentoo install over the multiple hard drives without using RAID, |
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> but maybe not. It would be nice to have everything on RAID but I don't |
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> know if I should byte that off for my first taste of building RAID. |
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> Very helpful. Thanks! |
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> Cheers, |
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> Mark |
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Hi, |
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I have boot on raid1 and everything else on raid5. Also swap is raid5. |
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It wasn't hard to do that. |
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If I did it again, I would also create a small (5GB) raid5 for testing |
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stuff. Like when I try to reassemble or change something. Copy some |
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movies and music to that drive. Whenever you need to change something |
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with your real raid, do it with the test one first and see if you can |
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still listen to your music. |
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Regards |
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kh |
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