Re: disks & prices plus python

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Wol --

...and then antlists said...
% 
% On 21/05/2020 13:30, David T-G wrote:
% >
% >Oh!  Well, that's nice to know.  Of course, I had been hoping to move
% >these out to another system after upgrading to larger, but maybe that's
% >not an option:-(   They are going to be worlds better than the existing
% >crap drives in there now, though, so here's hoping I can put them to use.
% 
% General advice is don't use them for parity raid - ie 5 or 6!
% They're okay (but not adviseable) for mirrors.

Hmmm...


% 
% So if you really want to use them in a raid array, I'd go for a 6TB
% raid-10. Okay, you've lost 3TB of disk space, but you've bought a
% 66% chance of surviving a 2-disk failure.

Heh.  Except that this box has only three ports, so one was going to
become USB storage or some such anyway.  But that means I can't have a
RAID10 vol ...


% 
% I'm not sure what I'm going to do with mine. I've bought an add-in
% eSATA card to go with my eSATA drive bay, so I may well use them as
% external backups.

Good plan.


% 
% Cheers,
% Wol


HAND

:-D
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