[luau] Software RAID (Donation of Oracle 9i Linux)
Brian Low
securityx at runbox.com
Fri Aug 16 21:26:00 PDT 2002
With a RAID1 it is mirrored. This means that if you write a file to 1 drive, it will be added to the other. This will protect your system from going down. If 1 drive fails, the other drive is working. This also means that if a file is downloaded and is virused, it still will affect your system :)
Brian
> <What would be the point of doing a RAID with 1 drive :) You get 0
> redundency.>
>
> True, in theory. But suppose you are working on a 1,000 page leagl "brief",
> then all of a sudden you hid a bad sector in your hard drive which causes your
> document to become corrupted?
>
> A new question. Will the same-drive RAID help in a virus infested situation?
> For example, suppose I downloaded a Microsoft Word .doc file which contains
> a macro virus. Will this Microsoft virus do the same damages on the redundent
> partition?
>
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