Re: Install Linux on RAID-0 with existing WindowsXP (dual-boot)
- From: Grant <bugsplatter@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2006 17:23:32 +1100
On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 22:40:59 -0600, "Cisco News" <changd@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Why RAID0?
Just curious on how much performance gain that I can get from a RAID-0 with
fast (10000RPM) drives :)
Depends on hardware controller, I/O bandwidth, I ran benchmarks on software
RAID0 -- no use for CPU intensive tasks I was doing...
I tought about image backup by adding a cheaper/slower PATA 150GB portable
USB drive, and run TrueImage to clone everything from the 2 fast drives once
a week (since this is just a personal computer, I'm OK to take the risk lose
something ...)
That's the main thing, have some strategy for coping with those unexpected
'magic happens' moments...
Grant.
--
Memory fault -- brain fried
.
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