something must be missing, this is true once the data is already corrupted,any raid technologies cannot prevent you from data corruption... raid 0+1, 1 and 5 will provide you resiliency in case of disk failure but not data corruption... a corrupt data written to these raid numbers will remain corrupt...
but in the case of disk failure of 1 member, all of data are still intact and has capable of being recovered
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