(18:41:59) krhainos : i expect a lot of four letter words that make a sailor blush
(18:42:22) krhainos : and a very painful liver-failure-induced death due to overdosing on ibuprofen
(18:42:48) gearotter : Ibuprofen effects your kidneys
(18:42:53) krhainos : kidney
(18:42:54) krhainos : whatever
(18:42:57) krhainos : i have two of thsoe right?
(18:43:18) krhainos : i wonder if they're in stripe or mirror configuration? *ponder*
(18:43:35) gearotter : Mirror
(18:43:36) gearotter : Hahaha

(18:46:18) mike : I'd say more JBOD
(18:46:50) krhainos well
(18:47:06) mike : or in this case, JBOK
(18:47:07) krhainos : if they're in stripe (RAID 0) -- if one kidney fails, the other one will quit working too
(18:47:19) krhainos : if they're in mirror (RAID 1) -- in case one fails, the other continues working, granted not as well as two working simultaneously
(18:47:38) mike : yes, but you can use full input/output on both
(18:47:43) krhainos true
(18:47:47) mike : it's not like you're only using one kidney's capacity at a time
(18:47:46) krhainos : but you only have two of them
(18:47:52) krhainos : so you have RAID 1 or 0. not both.*
(18:48:14) mike : I argue they're not in a raid config at all
(18:48:14) krhainos : okay. we're not getting into effective throughput and transfer rate of kidneys
(18:48:18) krhainos : because thats pretty gross

* - in hindsight, RAID 1+0 is Intel's Matrix RAID. The concept doesn't apply here. If it did, that'd be pretty fucked up.

              


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