There are some Disk Arrays that only support Mirroring or Raid5.

Raid5 stores the parity on a different disk, where StripeZ would store parity  
in the standard record size block. ie as long as you can read the block, it has 
a chance of recovering it.  The Array H/W is responsible for ensure the Data is 
not lost, the StripeZ has the ability to recover from chksum faults.  It would 
use more disk than standard Stripe, but would give much better performance than 
RaidZ on top of H/W Raid.

Pro's/Con's of doing such a thing?

Cheers
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