Best practice for setting up "ordinary" RAID

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Hi all,

Now my RAID is back thanks to all your precious advices, I want it to
be as reliable as possible, knowing that I own "ordinary" hadrware :
- standard PC (Atom based)
- standard hard drives (some WD Red, but also Green, and Seagate
without ERC capabilities)
- standard need : NAS service, which aims at reliabily serve files for
the whole local network (Gigabit).

So, here is my current setup :
- The RAID contains a spare disk
- I set timeouts to 30" at every boot
- The default SCT ERC value is 7" on my two Red disks
- I cron a check every week

What other advice could be done *before* the failure happens ?

Thanks to all,

gUI

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