On 07/08/2007 10:27 AM, Brandon Carl wrote: > Incorrect, with RAID 1, you have two partitions, or complete drives in > my case, that are exactly the same, both written to at the same time > with the same data. > If one drive fails, the other drive is there until you replace the > hosed drive and rebuild the array by copying the data to the replacement. Almost correct. At least with Linux software RAID, and I am pretty sure with any RAID, once you replace the disk it automatically syncs the other disk, no need to copy or format. You do need to partition it correctly size wise and type.
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