Talk:RAID0, Software, How to setup - Revision history

Jimbo: Talk:RAID0 (Setup) moved to Talk:RAID0, Software, How to setup: better fit other articles naming style

2007-12-27T18:30:33Z

Talk:RAID0 (Setup) moved to Talk:RAID0, Software, How to setup: better fit other articles naming style

DrModiford: /* Valid point */

2007-11-09T09:48:42Z

Valid point

DrModiford: Valid point

2007-11-09T09:48:17Z

Valid point

Jimbo at 03:50, 9 November 2007

2007-11-09T03:50:15Z

New page

Hope you don't mind the addition of the glaring warning about RAID0: I trust that you're a grownup and know what you're doing, but I want to make sure any real fledglings get a slap in the face before they blindly start going and setting up massively fault-intolerant arrays. =) Btw, I don't think the bsdlabel command is actually necessary - it isn't when building an array with [[RAID3|graid3]], at any rate. I wouldn't think that [[gstripe]] would likely be any different. --[[User:Jimbo|Jimbo]] 22:50, 8 November 2007 (EST)

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	The bsdlabel was from the FreeBSD manual but with the -wB parameter, something to do with copying the bootloader, so I suspected it was implying the creation of a bootable system drive. I just changed it to creating a simple label.		The bsdlabel was from the FreeBSD manual but with the -wB parameter, something to do with copying the bootloader, so I suspected it was implying the creation of a bootable system drive. I just changed it to creating a simple label.
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	Hope you don't mind the addition of the glaring warning about RAID0: I trust that you're a grownup and know what you're doing, but I want to make sure any real fledglings get a slap in the face before they blindly start going and setting up massively fault-intolerant arrays. =) Btw, I don't think the bsdlabel command is actually necessary - it isn't when building an array with [[RAID3\|graid3]], at any rate. I wouldn't think that [[gstripe]] would likely be any different. --[[User:Jimbo\|Jimbo]] 22:50, 8 November 2007 (EST)		Hope you don't mind the addition of the glaring warning about RAID0: I trust that you're a grownup and know what you're doing, but I want to make sure any real fledglings get a slap in the face before they blindly start going and setting up massively fault-intolerant arrays. =) Btw, I don't think the bsdlabel command is actually necessary - it isn't when building an array with [[RAID3\|graid3]], at any rate. I wouldn't think that [[gstripe]] would likely be any different. --[[User:Jimbo\|Jimbo]] 22:50, 8 November 2007 (EST)
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		+	== Valid point ==
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		+	I don't mind at all, it's a valid point for those new to using RAID (dare I use the term "n00bs"?). I highlighted the risk in the [[RAID0]] overview article but neglected to add it here too.
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		+	I am still in half-minds as to whether to commit to this RAID0 or simply go with half the storage and utilise RAID1. The reason I went for RAID0 is because the storage is for FLACs from CDs and VOBs from DVDs (all my own copies, before the [http://www.mafiaa.org MAFIAA] swoop in!). Any failure would simply result in loss of my effort in ripping them.
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		+	If nothing else, it's a good reference to implementing RAID0 in a working example form ;-)
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		+	The bsdlabel was from the FreeBSD manual but with the -wB parameter, something to do with copying the bootloader, so I suspected it was implying the creation of a bootable system drive. I just changed it to creating a simple label.