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Can I set 1 Disk as standard and the other 3 as a RAID0 array?

Started by bechau, March 22, 2010, 08:52:00 AM

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bechau

   

I have Link Station Quad (4-bay).  I have 1 x 1TB and 3 x 2TB's drives.  Can I set up my disk as follows:

1TB as standard

2TB x 3 as RAID0 array

 

Thank you


davo

   

you need either 2 or 4 disks to create a RAID, as far as im aware you cannot create any raid (even raid0) on 3 disks.

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bechau

   

RAID 0 can be set up with 2 or more disks with the aim of striping the data (fast read/write).  

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAID" rel="nofollow">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAID

 


davo

   

Please listen to what i'm saying, you cannot setup a RIAD0 on 3 disks! I've tried it and it does not work!

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Memoryman

   

RAID 5 with 3 HDDs and one spare wasn't an available option until the TS3 came out, but you still couldn't use the fourth HDD as storage, just as a spare in case one of the RAID 5 HDDs failed.


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