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RAID 0 is a data-loss nightmare: Here is the only reason I still run it in my homelab

RAID 0 is known for two things: fast transfer speeds, zero redundancy. Even with the risks associated with RAID 0, I still run a RAID 0 array in my homelab, but only because I can rely on a non-RAID 0 ...
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Converting single disks to RAID without data loss?

My friend has a 4TB hard drive in an external enclosures for a couple years now, and wants to move them into a single RAID enclosure. I've suggested to him the following: 1. copy data from the old 4TB ...
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Can a RAID cache battery failure cause data loss ?

I have a problem with HP. We bought a very nice DL380 G6 server and configured it as a database server: 3 raid groups (10,10 and 50) on two different controllers (the integrated one and an additional ...