> Would the directories on each disk be merged together into one root directory, would each one get its own directory, or something else? Due to the way most m

> Would the directories on each disk be merged together into one root directory, would each one get its own directory, or something else? Due to the way most modern filesystems (including all filesystems that windows supports) work, the only clean way to implement this is to have each segment appear as a separate drive. The operating system only sees the drive as a block-level device, so the drive doesn't know anything about folders or files. It just sees binary data. You could implement a virtual block-level device on the device, and read files from that to write to each segment, but that would be a major performace hit, and push the cost up significantly as each segment would need a processor and a few megabytes of ram. The only other way I can think of would be a custom driver.