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I think this quote makes it clearer: "unlike the raidz1 configuration shown above, in the dRAID1 configuration the neighbor drives of the failed drive 0 (i.e. d
by abrookewood 6y ago
I think this quote makes it clearer: "unlike the raidz1 configuration shown above, in the dRAID1 configuration the neighbor drives of the failed drive 0 (i.e. drives in a same data+parity group) are not fixed".
So the RAIDZ is set up with fixed groups of drives, but the dRAID is not, even though the parity ratio is the same.
- knorker 6y agoYeah, I get it. But the illustrations I found terrible. Those images did not speak a 1000 words. In fact they are just confusing. Your comment explains it better than the illustration.