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RAID 0 does not have any level of redundancy, so you might as well remove the 'R' in RAID and replace it by 'S' for striping or something. However, people would
by dajonker 11y ago
RAID 0 does not have any level of redundancy, so you might as well remove the 'R' in RAID and replace it by 'S' for striping or something. However, people would probably get confused if you start calling it SAID.
- bigiain 11y agoComplaining about industry-standard terminology like this is mostly a waste of time. The sort of people who need to know that but don't aren't going to learn it from a post on HN, and the sort of people who'll read it on HN mostly don't need to be told.
- mirimir 11y agoSad but true. I gather that RAID0 has been the default for notebooks with two drives. And for the first 1TB MyBooks.
- tracker1 11y ago0 == no redundancy...