Re: Best practice for setting up "ordinary" RAID

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> I would recommend setting this to 180 seconds.

Yes, and that's what I've done ! Not 30 seconds, but 3 minutes, you're right.
Sorry :)

> RAID6, preferrably with a spare.

I'm not comfortable with RAID 6 setup. What is the minimal number of
hard drives for having a RAID 6 + spare ?

> Also save mdadm --examine and smartctl -a from all drives at each start (or
> at least after every time you've done a change to the array)

Very good. I'll had this.

> I would also recommend having a recent enough kernel so you can do in-place
> replacement. I believe this is 3.3 and later.

Checked : 3.7, so that's OK.

gUI

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