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I have a 20 GB hard disk with 3 partitions including swap partition. Now I want to install another 20GM HD and then want to create mirror. I have not seen any option so let me know how to do this?
In our Windows setup we use raid card when we implement stripe set with parity but in simple mirroring we just install 2 hd's on the same controller and from the OS generate mirror.
Mirror is known as Raid_1, it can be configure as Hardware and Software Raid. Hardware raid requierd an raid card, and security wise better then software, and Software raid depands it software or on operating system.
Visit following sites for more info help fot how to configure.
Thanks for such nice links. Please elaborate a little "and security wise better then software" here you mean what kind of security? We have RAID 5 with us as well.
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