Re: Recommended filesystem for RAID 6

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Hi,

if you really want to use these tiny 2 TB HDDs - yes, RAID 6 (2x - the
second for the backup system on a physically different location) is a
good choice.

But: If you can, buy some 8-12 TB HDDs and forget the old rusty tiny
HDDs. You'll save a lot at the system - and power.

ext4 is fine. In my experience, it is rock-solid, and also fsck.ext4 is
fairly qick (don't know what Roy is doing that it is so slow - do you
really made a full-fledged ext4 with journal or a old ext2 file system?^^)

Another way would be deploying zfs with raid-z2 (Yes, I can hear the
screams :-D )

Best regards,
Michael Fritscher



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