I used to run with simple mirrored drives. One time the master drive experienced some corruption and wouldn't boot. In attempting to fix the issue I mixed up th

I used to run with simple mirrored drives. One time the master drive experienced some corruption and wouldn't boot. In attempting to fix the issue I mixed up the identifiers of each drive and ended up hosing the mirror as well. Now I use a more sophisticated RAID10 setup and really appreciate the way failed and replaced drives automatically rebuild themselves without my dumb interaction.