When you explain RAID 5 what do you mean with "striped across odd number of disks"? As you show in the picture you CAN use 4 disks or even number of disks greater than 3. Or did I misunderstand that line?
@TrainSignalInc I have four drives in my RAID 5 array. And four is an even number. Here: "There has to be at least three disks to create a RAID 5 array". How is that?
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wwallender 1 month ago
RAID6 is not popular? Ever heard of NetApp?
22Brat22 1 month ago
@22Brat22 It is just not as popular.
hakos3d 3 weeks ago
When you explain RAID 5 what do you mean with "striped across odd number of disks"? As you show in the picture you CAN use 4 disks or even number of disks greater than 3. Or did I misunderstand that line?
hakos3d 3 months ago
@hakos3d Sorry for the confusion. It does have to be an odd number of discs on a RAID 5 with a minimum of three.
TrainSignalInc 3 months ago
@TrainSignalInc:
RAID 5 will work on even number of disks as well. Like 4, 6, 8 etc.
But 3 disks are the absolute minimum.
sn0le 3 months ago
@TrainSignalInc I have four drives in my RAID 5 array. And four is an even number. Here: "There has to be at least three disks to create a RAID 5 array". How is that?
hakos3d 3 weeks ago
Thanks Veronica Henry.
MerakiDesign 3 months ago
Great video!
stanley211082 4 months ago
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beic1 4 months ago
The best RAID video on youtube thanks.
TheLatinHacker 4 months ago
brilliant!
sabersober 9 months ago
Really useful information, and well explained. Thanks for uploading.
xtk7ff 10 months ago