Hi Maybe that raid1 stripes the reads; I am not so familiar with raid1, because most time we use raid0 and raid5 (also I am not sure, if raid5 does not stripe reads). I think, I have read about raid1 striping its reads, but - as I said - I am not sure. By the way, - if we speak about raidtools 0.90 - is it explained in the documentation? Greetings, Dietmar Osma Ahvenlampi wrote: > > Dietmar Stein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Readperformance will only increase by using raid0 (stripe), but it will > > not be twice times faster. > > Does the Linux RAID-1 code still not stripe reads? I thought it did. > > -- > Osma Ahvenlampi -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Systemadministrator UNIX / Linux
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