[SATLUG] raid questions

[Ernest De Leon]

It's not going to 'cause problems' but it will cut your RAID 0 performance
in half because any read/writes to the non-RAID set will slow down
read/writes to the RAID 0 set (and that will be on only one drive with the
setup you are suggesting.)  The best option for you is just to set
everything in RAID 1 across the two disks.  You will not get the best
performance, but your performance shouldn't be horrible either.  You'll get
the added benefit of having a mirror of everything.

E

On Jan 13, 2008 10:01 AM, Chris Lemire <good_bye300 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Will it cause problems to have a partition that's not in raid on the same
> drive with raid 0? I don't want to have my /home partition in raid 0.
>
> Ernest De Leon <edeleonjr at gmail.com> wrote:
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