Re: 4 disks: RAID-6 or RAID-10 ..

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On Fri, 17 Feb 2006, Francois Barre wrote:

> 2006/2/17, Gordon Henderson <gordon@xxxxxxxxxx>:
> > On Fri, 17 Feb 2006, berk walker wrote:
> >
> > > RAID-6 *will* give you your required 2-drive redundancy.
> >
> Anyway, if you wish to resize your setup to 5 drives one day or
> another, I guess raid 6 would be preferable, because one day or
> another, a patch will popup and make raid6 resizing possible. Or won't
> it ?

Resizing isn't something I really care for. This particular box will be
sent away to a data centre where it'll stay for 3 years until I replace
it.

(And if I really do need more disk space in the meantime, I'll just build
another :)

Still scratching my head, trying to work out if raid-10 can withstand
(any) 2 disks of failure though, although after reading md(4) a few times
now, I'm begining to think it can't (unless you are lucky!) So maybe I'll
just stick with Raid-6 as I know that!

Cheers,

Gordon
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