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>> Resilvering the mirror was similar. It's mirrored at the hardware
>> level, so the disks must be block-by-block identical.
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> That's the killer. At least the Windows software RAID-1 only copies the
> used blocks.
Indeed. Probably makes it much faster...
Personally, I've never really trusted software RAID. I always prefer a
hardware solution. (But, obviously, those are very expensive. The ones
that work properly, that is...)
>> Yeah, I guess... Doesn't seem like you're gaining a huge amount, but I
>> guess it's better than nothing.
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> You're gaining a disk that's nowhere near the machine when the rain
> comes in the roof and floods your office. :-)
If *my* office ever _floods_... Well, let's just say I have way bigger
problems than some binary data on a computer. ;-)
(My house is at the top of a hill, and my office is on the 2nd floor.)
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