Re: Re: If one disk fails i loose everything?

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Andrew Burgess wrote:
Good discussion....the need to protect data under various contingencies is why I use raid5 sets as the PVs. You can lose up to two and keep your data, hot add, have spares, etc.

You mean raid6

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Actually I meant raid 5 based on actual 2 disk dropouts experienced on test systems and the LVM data was still available. Probably lucky. Thanks for the note.

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