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You should probably be using RAID Z2 in that case which supports simultaneous 2 drive failure without a problem
by orangepurple 3y ago
You should probably be using RAID Z2 in that case which supports simultaneous 2 drive failure without a problem
- benoliver999 3y agoI actually had this happen, and RAID Z2 saved me from a very long recovery process. I thought it might be the controller but a year on I've had no further issues. Sometimes drives do just go like lightbulbs.