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On Mon, May 17, 2004 at 09:45:09AM -0400, Derek Atkins wrote: > I'm fairly certain I can get two 80G 2.4" drives into the space of a > single 3.5" "half-height" EIDE enclosure. Good point, but it gets me thinking. These new drives (both so called "micro" drives and the still stunningly small 2.5"-ers) could make for pretty damn small thingies that could still include raid 1. I guess portable devices don't benefit from raid 1 as much as do big devices: What are the physical risks to little devices? Getting dropped, stepped on, run over, stolen, lost, etc. Local raid 1 doesn't help those very much. It only helps when a disk dies on its own. -kb, the Kent who does think that occasional raid 1 for a notebook could be cool via firewire, if only array rebuilding were faster (plug in a couple hours before you want to do portable video editing).
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