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You are here		lenholgate.com The perils of 'home office' RAID 5 - Rambling Comments - Len Holgate's blog.
\|	\|	blog.patshead.com Building a NAS: Buy Lots of Drives or Just What You Need? - Patshead.com Blog	4.8 parsecs away Travel
\|	\|	So, you've decided that you want to build your own NAS. I bet you're investigating hard drive prices and your options for RAID levels. At ...	4.8 parsecs away Travel
\|	\|	tilde.team raid nonsense	3.6 parsecs away Travel
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\|	\|	www.crc.id.au Raid arrays in Linux \| Steve's Blog	5.1 parsecs away Travel
\|	\|	Linux has a lovely software raid feature set with a ton of options and levels for just about any situation, however one thing that most people use it for is data retention when your hard disk does die (not if, when). With the new tools that are around these days, a lot of the documentation is out of date on how to check RAID arrays - and one of the worst things in the world is when you figure "it doesn't matter that drive died", whack in another clean disk and SURPRISE! you have another faulty disk!	5.1 parsecs away Travel
\|	\|	cesarvr.io Arch Linux install cheat sheet :: Cesar's Bitacora A simple theme for Hugo	27.3 parsecs away Travel
\|		Arch Linux installation instruction for the impatient. Partition fdisk /dev/d #sda all disk in my case. #15 GB partition. Command (m for help): #type n and press Enter Partition type: Select (default p): #press Enter Partition number (1-4, default 1): #press Enter First sector (2048-209715199, default 2048): #press Enter start in the beginning. Last sector, +sectors or +size...(): #type +19G and press Enter. #SWAP 1GB Command (m for help): #type n and press Enter Partition type: Select (default p): #pres...	27.3 parsecs away Travel