raid 1
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- Subject: raid 1
- From: besonen <davidb@panix.com>
- Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2007 00:50:45 +0200 (CEST)
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i'm interested in learning what i need to know to stop using (or reduce my dependence on) 3ware raid cards for mirroring.
i would like to reduce my dependence on proprietary hardware.
some questions to get started:
is it true that with software raid 1 that i cannot have the boot drive protected? if this is the case what are some work-arounds besides using a 3ware controller for just the boot drive?
can i take a single drive that was part of a mirrored array and attach it to another computer and access the data?
if a hard drive in a mirrored array fails, and i replace the failed drive, will the array auto-rebuild? and during the rebuild process, can the rebuild be throttled such that the system remains usable while the rebuild occurs?
thanks,
david
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