On 2022-11-10, Nicolas George <geo...@nsup.org> wrote: > Curt (12022-11-10): >> Maybe it's a question of intent more than anything else. I thought RAID >> was intended for a server scenario where if a disk fails, you're down >> time is virtually null, whereas as a backup is intended to prevent data >> loss. > > Maybe just use common sense. RAID means your data is present on several > drives. You can just deduce what it can help for: > > one drive fails → you can replace it immediately, no downtime
That's precisely what I said, so I'm baffled by the redundancy of your words. Or are you a human RAID?
