> In article <[email protected]> you wrote:
> > I think Linux should stop accessing all disks in RAID-5 array if two disks
> > fail and not write "this array is dead" in superblocks on remaining disks,
> > efficiently destroying the whole array.
>
> I agree with you, however it is a pretty damned stupid idea to use raid-5
> for a root disk (I was about to say it is not a good idea to use raid-5 on
> linux at all :)
But root disk might fail too... This way, the system can't be taken down
by any single disk crash.
Mikulas
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