Saturday, January 22
Same Old
So, if you have a drive failure in a RAID-5 set, what is the probability that another drive will fail while you are backing the data up?
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So, if you have a drive failure in a RAID-5 set, what is the probability that another drive will fail while you are backing the data up?
All those who answered "one" go to the head of the class.
There is, apparently, a way to fix this, since the second failure was a transient glitch and the drive actually works. However, it involves scary things that I haven't done before.
Grumble grumble.
I've posted a cry for help in the appropriate newsfroup, and I'll see what happens.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at
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Obviously chocolate is required here.
Posted by: Susie at Saturday, January 22 2005 10:11 AM (CDC0W)
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You're not wrong. :(
Posted by: Pixy Misa at Saturday, January 22 2005 10:13 AM (+S1Ft)
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... ouch, brother... good luck stormin' the castle...
Posted by: Eric at Sunday, January 23 2005 09:14 AM (YlwMq)
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