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On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 03:07:01PM -0000, Rob Malpass wrote:
> Is it possible to setup RAID (RAID 1 I think is what I'm after
> i.e. same data gets sent to 2 separate drives simultaneously) across
> two drives where one is internal PATA IDE (and indeed this wil be
> the drive the system boots from) and one is external USB?
Yes. As long as the devices are standard Linux block devices, you
can make RAID volumes out of whatever you want -- internal drives, USB
drives, memory sticks, floppy drives, network block devices, loopback
devices, you name it...(*)
However, you may lose some performance from having two different
speed drives -- the whole system will probably run at the speed of the
slowest device, on average.
Hugo.
(*) I'm not implying that it's a good idea to use some of those
options; simply that it's possible.
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