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Mark Knecht <markknecht <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> I guess the one thing above I'm not clear about is your choice of what |
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> appears to be RAID 0? RAID 0 is hardly RAID as there's no redundancy. |
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> Lose 1 drive you lose all your data. Also, if you're doing Linux RAID |
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> then the MB chipset RAID stuff is immaterial. You're going to do it |
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> using mdadm software RAID which then has no impact on what Windows |
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> does. |
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Well, I meant mirroring. I'm reading up on RAID for linux.... |
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Gotta lot to learn and figure out. |
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> Processor choice makes little impact on how Linux RAID works. Faster |
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> is better. AMD or Intel is your choice. |
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Yea, that was fishing for comment on the MSI mobo. Agreed |
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that Intel/AMD make no difference. |
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Once I do some more research, I'll post on a new thread. |
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thx, |
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James |
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