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07-08-2007 08:22 PM
07-08-2007 08:22 PM
Re: EVA leveling and reconstruction
Hi Charlie,
That's not necessarily the case.
I've had two simultaneous drive failures in the same disk group. In that situation the VRaid-5 disks in the group did indeed fail. The VRaid-1 disks in the group were OK once the disks had been replaced.
This does of course depend on how the RSS is distributed, so YMMV !
Cheers,
Rob
That's not necessarily the case.
I've had two simultaneous drive failures in the same disk group. In that situation the VRaid-5 disks in the group did indeed fail. The VRaid-1 disks in the group were OK once the disks had been replaced.
This does of course depend on how the RSS is distributed, so YMMV !
Cheers,
Rob
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