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Type : System
Operating System : All Linux
This article tried to explain with some example how to create a logical volume with mdadm on linux systems.
Mdadm is used to create different type of raid level like RAID 0,1,5 or 6 with some spare disk.
RAID Definition :
RAID0: Striped set without parity or Striping
Require 2 disks or more
RAID1: Mirrored set without parity or Mirroring
Require 2 disks
RAID5: Striped set with distributed parity or interleave parity
Require 3 disks or more
RAID0: Striped set without parity or Striping
Require 2 disks or more
RAID1: Mirrored set without parity or Mirroring
Require 2 disks
RAID5: Striped set with distributed parity or interleave parity
Require 3 disks or more
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