Raid10, six drives, two mirrors

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I've tried to google, but its not being my friend as I may be using the
incorrect terms.

What I'm trying to find out is if I can create a raid10 with six/6
drives but with a triple mirror where there are only 2 mirrors
containing 3 drives a piece.

Basically
<-------- raid 0 --------->
<- raid 1 ->   <- raid 1 -> 
M1   M1   M1   M2   M2   M2 

I guess I could manually create two three way mirrors and then manually
create a single stripe over the top... but I'm wondering if mdadm's
raid10 has a way of knowing there should be three copies via an option?

If mdadm can't create the raid 10, with two three way mirrors, my next
questions are - 

Also how do I tell mdadm to create a three copy raid1?

Eg. M1 M1 M1

Also do I then need to set up the madam.conf file to first have the two
individual three way mirrors followed by the raid 0 over the top?

eg.

ARRAY /dev/md/1 UUID=aaaaaa...    ## first triple mirror
ARRAY /dev/md/2 UUID=bbbbbb...    ## second triple mirror
ARRAY /dev/md/3 UUID=cccccc...    ## raid 0 over md/1 & md/2

Thanks in advance.

Jon




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