On 12/09/2012 16:13, Stan Hoeppner wrote:
On 9/12/2012 4:46 AM, David Brown wrote:
The requirement of my application is :
1.There are 16 2T disks in the system, the app must be able
to identify these disks.
2.The users can create a raid0,raid10 or raid5 use the
disks they designated.
3.Performance for writes of the array will reach at least
100MB per second.
This does not make sense as a set of requirements unless you are making
a disk tester. 1 and 2 are a list of possible solutions, not a
description of the application and requirements.
It makes perfect sense if the OP is designing a storage appliance
product and a management front end for it. Based on the information
given, this seems to be the case.
If he had said "up to 16 disks" of "up to 2TB", and a more general
performance description, then I would have agreed. I read the
requirements as being /exactly/ 16 2TB disks, which I thought odd. But
the OP has replied with more information anyway.
mvh.,
David
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