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Originally Posted by YeOldeButchere
A raid array made of two drives doesn't seem like such a good idea to me... Unless the drives are in mirror configuration, losing half the space you'd otherwise have, you're essentially doubling your chances of drive failure, since one drive failing will prevent you from using the other.
Perhaps there's something I just didn't notice?
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Actually that's only as risky as using a single drive, the advantage is it's much faster and lumps the HDD space into one large 'drive'. If you use a single drive for all your important data, RAID 0 isn't any more dangerous than the common single drive setup (I know I was being redundant, but I wanted to drive my point in).
Jam it back in, in the dark.
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