Re: new raid system for home use

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Hi Paul!

Paul Phillips schrieb:

I was under the impression that I can't boot off raid-5, but if that
information is dated then all the better.

Thanks again.

Afaik, that´s still true. The reason is that the two (or more) drives of a raid 1 essentially hold the same data, and if you do everything right, the complete boot mechanism is on all disks, so that you can boot with any of them. On raid 5 disks, you would never have the complete data on any of the disks.


Norman.

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Norman Schmidt          Institut fuer Physikal. u. Theoret. Chemie
Dipl.-Chem. Univ.       Friedrich-Alexander-Universitaet
schmidt@naa.net         Erlangen-Nuernberg
                        IT-Systembetreuer Physikalische Chemie

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