pctech@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Reasoning: Hardware RAID, for the most part, is OS
> Independant and OS Nonspecific. You set up a RAID 5
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
worse, it's HW specific. And you don't have HW specs
or firmware source. But you have linux code and excellent
hackers on linux-raid@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> it's not one big disk. Another is that USUALLY a
> driver upgrade in an OS is alot safer for the data
> than an over-all update of a RAID system. Meaning
danger! if the OS corrupts the RAID, ALL data is corrupted.
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