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Nick Maclaren


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08-09-04 10:45 PM


We have had trouble with mirroring, which has the result that mirrors
got out of step.  I want to write a checker that can be used on a
running system, and would like to know if there is enough commonality
in implementations to extend this to RAID (yes, I know that mirroring
is also called RAID-1, but it predates RAID by a long way).

For example, N-way parity can be done as simple XOR, but the result
can be 0 or 1.

Also, a lot of vendors support 5+2 RAID, which implies a more complex
checksum calculation, but it isn't clear what.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.





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08-10-04 08:47 AM

Nick

May be of some use to you, Search on the web for a guy called "John Wakerly 
", I would post you some exact URL's but are short on time.  The guys a Prof
f so will have somewhere the exact equation.

Good luck.

Lewy




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