Re: RAID types & chunks sizes for new NAS drives

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>>>>> "o1bigtenor" == o1bigtenor  <o1bigtenor@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

o1bigtenor> On Mon, Jun 22, 2020 at 9:06 PM John Stoffel <john@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> 
o1bigtenor> snip

>> In any case, make sure you get NAS rated disks, either the newest WD
>> RED+ (or is it Blue?)  In any case, make sure to NOT get the SMR
>> (Shingled Magnetic Recording) format drives.  See previous threads in
>> this group, as well as the arstechnica.com discussion about it all
>> that they disk last month.  Very informative.
>> 
>> Personally, with regular hard disks, I still kinda think 4gb is the
>> sweet spot, since you can just mirror pairs of the disks and then
>> stripe across on top as needed.  I like my storage simple, because
>> when (not if!) it all hits the fan, simple is easier to recover from.
>> 
o1bigtenor> Did you mean 4 TB or 4 GB as you wrote?
o1bigtenor> (Somewhat of a difference I do believe.)

LOL!  I meant 4Tb of course... but I do remember when 10mb HDs were
amazing... :-)



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