Andrew Rechenberg Lists wrote:
I've never seen nor tried a "/" file system on RAID10 or RAID0+1.
What I usually hear recommended is /boot and or / on RAID1 and then
if you need better performance for a database or other application,
then create a /data partition or something of the sort on a separate
RAID10 array that is on different disk spindles.
Having a RAID1 root partition is fantastic because even if you totally
flub your RAID setup elsewhere you can still boot the system without
being RAID aware. This is a huge advantage over either RAID10 or
RAID0+1 in my mind.
--Gil
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