Re: Best practice for setting up "ordinary" RAID

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On Fri, 11 Oct 2013, Guillaume Betous wrote:

As I read that algorithm on the RAID 6 are way more complex, and rebuild time is longer, as I have only a Atom D510 as CPU, I consider that RAID 5 is a better option.

It's an old myth that RAID6 uses a lot of CPU. It doesn't, not even considering you have an Atom D510.

But if you can explain that RAID 6 have pros I haven't seen, I'll
surely swith to RAID 6 (always want to learn :) ).

RAID6 will help you with drive failure plus random read error. RAID5 doesn't do that.

My recommendation to you is to convert your RAID5+spare to RAID6.

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