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Posted by Doug Jacobs on 02/27/07 19:39
In alt.video.dvd Colin McFadyen <colinm@rideau.carleton.ca> wrote:
> That's two references you make to "full on bit striped RAID array".
> Striping can be achieved with as few as two drives. Nine drives, of course,
> will provide superior data transfer. You can do striping with different
> RAID levels also.
> What is this "full on bit striped RAID array" that "requires" nine drives?
> What level of RAID does is use?
> Got a link to any source of info on this (other than your own reliance)?
Oddly enough, the only references Google finds for "full on bit striped
RAID array" are the posts in this group.
The next nearest reference is Wikipedia, which talks about the basic RAID
levels, then nested RAID levels, like "RAID 10" (or 0+1) which is a
striped array that is mirrored.
But it doesn't have anything coming close to "full bit striped array".
How exactly does one "stripe" a bit anyways? Mirrored - sure. Parity -
sure. Striped? What's smaller than a bit?
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