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I am looking to JBOD a few HDDs so they show up as one. Do you know if the drives will need formatting first, or does it differ from a RAID array ? Is JBOD still classed as RAID ?
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if its onboard JBOD then more than likely it'll need to format the drives so it'd be backup data/create jbod/restore data
but you could try a dynamic volume in windows http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...amic-disk.html |
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I've personally never seen much of a point to JBOD. It's just spanning and there is no redundancy. Also high power requirements and extra heat and noise just to provide a single logical volume. You also have to consider what happens when one of those drives inevitably fails.
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its alright if you understand the risks that a disk failure will mean you have lost all your data and sometimes people don't care since its just a large dump of data that needs sorting/editing like HD video and could just pull the data back from the camera
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Do you know if one drive fails whether all would have lost data, or would the rest of the drives be ok ?
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given theres no parity/mirror or any other recovery data spread out across the drives so when the drive dies it dies so consider it for data you can recover via other means
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