Re: What raid to build on that drives?

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Hi Dan,


* Dan Egli , Wednesday, November 26, 2003, 8:59:02 PM:

>> Hi,
>>
>>    I have 3 * 36GB discs and 5 * 18GB discs on two u160 scsi channels?
>>    What possibilities do I have to build a raid on them? I want to be
>>    able to survive one failed disc, but get as much space and
>>    performance out of the discs as possible.
>>

> Best I can suggest is a raid 5. You'll get 72GB of space, good performance
> (roughly what you'd get from a sigle drive), and if one of the drives goes
> south, the other two will keep your raid set up till the drive can be
> replaced.

I hoped to integrate all discs in that raid....
I tried to run raid0 over pairs of the 18GB discs (leavin the fifth
as spare) and run a raid 5 over these raid0's and the three 36gb
drives, but that gives me 50mb/s reading as opposed to 100mb/s with
8*18GB raid5 on the same machine (three of these discs failed, so I
got bigger ones). Why did I loose that much performance?


 Timo

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