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> They write "It is not possible to RAID them, they are already in a RAID on the volume host." which is a mystery to me what it means exactly. I'd say that mea
by 2-3-7-43-1807 2y ago
> They write "It is not possible to RAID them, they are already in a RAID on the volume host." which is a mystery to me what it means exactly.
I'd say that means they have RAID for the usual purposes but you can't configure it directly.
> 80 GB = 80000 MiB
80 GB = 76293.9 MiB = 80000 MB
- kaliszad 2y agoSee the quotes... At that time I wrote this excerpt: > I observed the /dev/sda disk that comes with our VM is supposed to be 80 GB big. > If this was to a decimal base, it would be exactly 80 000 000 000 bytes big, but > it is actually 81923145728 bytes big. That is 80.003072 GB if you define a GB as > 10^6 \* 1024 bytes and add 3 KiB (3072 bytes). This is quite non-standard, because > you basically mix bases without any sort of transparency. > > We also have a volume mounted. /dev/sdb is currently 70 GB big where you seem to > define a GB as IEC GiB or 2^30 bytes.