Raid 0?

[dstyle347]

I don't know much about RAID but should'nt RAID 0 be AID 0 unless it was RAID 0+1 because without the +1 it's not redundant right?

[deicist]

That's why it's RAID level 0, because it offers 0 redundancy :D

[dstyle347]

OOHHH!! nice.. ok
-im an idiot

[Lincoln]

No worries, dstyle. Can't know everything right off the bat. :)

[airbornflght]

OOHHH!! nice.. ok
-im an idiot


ive never though about it like that before, that'll make it easier to remember now.:Rocker:

[Leonardo]

I thought it was a great question! The answer was new to me as well. So here's another question: Why is the primary hard drive in a multi-drive systems usually referred to as "Hard Disk 0", and the second hard drive as "1".

[deicist]

Binary. They're not going to be labelled 1 and 2 because to represent 2 in binary you need an extra digit (10) so you label them 0 and 1.

[Mt_Goat]

Tada!

Give deicist the stuffed monkey off the second shelf. ;)

Good answer!