RAID6 vs. RAID5

[zekefooser]

GRRRRRR..."Dont look at me, look at the camera!!!"

[kyahdhin]

lmao... dont look at me... look at the camera...

[ApexVideoLearning]

skybitscom, please tell me that you are kidding and you understand that this is humor

[abc123456efg]

I didn't think this was humor..... I didn't find it funny at all

[ApexVideoLearning]

We find you even less funny - congrats!

[skybitscom]

YO CAMERAMAN! Shut the hell up and let the guy talk. If you want to do the video then do so, but if you hold the camera, then shut up. Also I think you should have let him have his lunch first. You are too bossy and interrupting for a cameraman. Laura

[xqiu008]

That's a bit strong Laura. It's humor he didn't mean it.

[moldyspore]

Agreed. That camera man is a dick. It's almost as if he wanted to be in front of the camera, but perhaps he knew he was too ugly, so he found the other guy to sit there instead?

I guess the argument could be made this video was made this way to try to be funny. But sorry camera guy. You just came off like a huge douche trying to sound like a know-it-all.

[ApexVideoLearning]

thanks! that's what we were going for!

[sergzone]

hahahaha... he's about to kick him.

[gwanaroth]

:>>>> awesome!!

[manasRoyal]

Hahahaha, ROFL!

[Gogargoat]

Cool vid! One thing that i sometimes wonder about is how RAID 6 implementations handle bad blocks. I've had many raid 5 arrays go down the toilet coz of them.

I know that most drives will remap a bad block without reporting any failure if you try to write to it.

So when encountering a bad block shouldn't raid 6 implementations figure out what should have been on that bad block and just try to write it to the bad block first?

Or does it kick the drive out and put the array in a degraded state?

[lovemusicngolf]

very good presentation. steve, poor guy was confused the whole time.

But seriously I learned alot from this video thank you so much for sharing your knowledge

[notta3d]

haha, man was upset about those chips.

[boldia]

hahahaha awesome