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details of one or more MD devices-E, -- examine: print the content of the MD superblock on the device-F, -- follow, -- monitor: select the monitor mode-G, -- grow: change the size or form of the array in use-h, -- help: Help Information. After the preceding options are used, the options -- Help-options-V, -- version-V, -- verbose: Show Details-B, -- Brief: less details are displayed. Used for -- detail and -- Examine options-F, -- force-C, -- Config =: Specify the configuration file. The defaul

Redundant Arrays of Independent Disks (RAID) indicates a disk array with low cost and redundancy capabilities. The principle is to use arrays as disk groups, and use them in combination with the Design of Distributed Data arrangement to improve data security. A disk array is a combination of many Inexpensive Disks into a disk group with a large capacity. The addition effect produced by the data provided by individual disks improves the efficiency of t

A. Raid principleWith the rapid development of computer and network technology, the requirements for storage performance and data reliability are increasing, and individual disk devices are not able to meet the requirements of speed and security.RAID (standalone disk array device): multiple independent physical hard disks are combined in different ways to form a virtual hard diskHow does RAID implement a di

In order to meet different data transmission efficiency and security requirements, we have known RAID0, RAID1, RAID2, RAID3, RAID4, RAID5, RAID6, RAID10, RAID50 and other different levels of RAID, the following briefly commonly used RAID0/1/5/10 characteristics and the scope of application. RAID0: RAID0, also known as stripe mode, is to tie multiple disks together and become a large disk. When the data is

by a separate mirror operation on the 6th Drive, which adjusts the device for bad response, wait time, and skip bad sector data.After mirroring, the disks using the Winhex mirror under the Windows platform have all been mirrored, viewing the logs generated by Winhex, and discovering the IBM storage manager/ Frombyte.com and hard drive smart status, there are no errors in the number 1th, there are bad lanes, 10th and 13th, there are a large number of irregular bad distribution, according to the

Implementation of soft raidMdadm-C: Creates an array.-A: assembly-F: Monitoring-D--detail: Displays details.Major: The main device number that distinguishes the device category.Minor: the secondary device number used to distinguish between different devices in the same category.-c/dev/md# Specifies the MD name created.-a{yes|no}: Automatically create a device file for the RAID device you created/dev/md#-L: Specifies the level of

Overview raid is the abbreviation of "Redundant Array of independent disk ".Independent redundant disk array. The redundant disk array technology was born in 1987 and was proposed by the University of California at Berkeley.　　Raid disk array (Redundant Array of Independent Disks)A simple explanation is to combine n hard disks with RAID Controller (hardware, softw

RAID technology mainly includes RAID 0 ~ Raid 50 and other specifications have different focuses. common specifications include: 　　RAID 0: RAID 0 continuously splits data by bit or byte and reads/writes data on multiple disks in parallel. Therefore,

RAID: Redundant array of independent disks. In the early days it was called the redundant Arrays of inexpensive disks, a "cheap Redundant array of disks"; it turned out that the inexpensive effect of such a device was really high. Therefore, change ' inexpensive ' to ' independent ', what we now call "independent redundant disk array". Redundant array of independent disks is the same data stored in different parts of the hard disk, and do a backup,

1. What is RAID1? RAID1, which can be called an image, writes data to multiple disks. For example, if A group of data is called A, data exists like this: A and A. In this way, data security is high, but performance is poor. Two or more groups of N disks are used as images for each other. In some multi-threaded operating systems, the read speed is good, and the write speed is slightly reduced. Unless the primary disk and image with the same data are damaged at the same time, the operation can be

1. What is raid1? Raid1, which can be called an image, writes data to multiple disks. For example, if a group of data is called a, data exists like this: A and A. In this way, data security is high, but performance is poor. Two or more groups of N disks are used as images for each other. In some multi-threaded operating systems, the read speed is good, and the write speed is slightly reduced. Unless the primary disk and image with the same data are damaged at the same time, the operation can be

default capacity information for this raid can be displayed in the VD size of the settings. There are x marked as selected hard drives, after selecting the hard drive and pressing the TAB key, you can move the cursor to the VD size bar, and VD size can be manually sized, that is, you can not configure all the capacity on a single virtual disk, if the virtual disk does not have all the capacity of the RAID5 array we have configured, The remaining spac

Application of RAID disk array RAID, which is generally translated as a Disk array and its full name is Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disk. It was initially conceived as a project by a research team at the University of California, Berkeley, they hope to build a cheap and highly available disk array through a large number of cheap hard disks. However, the development of

DescriptionThis summary comes from a personal technical documentation summary, codenamed 101. First, RAID introduction1.Raid Basic situationRaid: Disk array• Combine multiple physical disks in different ways to form a disk, logically a disk, which is RAID technology;· RAID can provide larger capacity and higher p

Tags: dahne/linux/computer/YUNVI/cloud computing/Red Hat/RAID disk arrayInexpensive redundant disk array raid–redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks– Consolidate multiple small/low-speed disks into one large disk with hardware/software technology– Value of the array: increased I/O efficiency, hardware-level data redundancy– Different RAID level features and featur

Article Title: General thread-software RAID in the new Linux2.4 kernel, Part 1. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source. By Daniel Robbins 　　 Installation and introduction 　　 The new Linux 2.4 kernel is available! You should immediately find an idle PC and install Linux to see what it can do! In two articles

data storage requirements, it is unthinkable. Because of this, a new technology--raid was born.Redundant array of independent hard disks (RAID, redundant array of independent Disks), formerly redundant Array of inexpensive disks (redundant array of inexpensive Disks), referred to as hard disk array.The basic idea is to combine a number of relatively inexpensive hard drives into a hard disk array to achieve

There are two ways that a disk array can be implemented, that is, "software arrays" and "hardware arrays."A software array is the Disk management function provided by the network operating system itself to configure multiple hard disks on a connected common SCSI card into a logical disk to form an array. The software array can provide data redundancy, but the performance of the disk subsystem will be reduced, some of the reduction is still relatively large, up to 30%.The hardware array is implem

Article Title: General thread-software RAID in the new Linux2.4 kernel, Part 2. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source. By Daniel Robbins 　　 Install RAID-1 in the production environment 　　 The new 2.4 kernel has finally been released. now we should find an idle P

Intel S5000VSA (SAS) motherboard setup RAID stepsI recently personally installed a server, with the Intel S5000VSA 4DIMM motherboard, because in the installation process did not notice some details, so in the installation encountered some problems, and then after everyone's research and discussion, finally successfully solved these problems, in order to accumulate experience, Also in order to allow other colleagues to avoid the network, save time, spe