Ah, RAID 0 (striping) is a better version of JBOD (spanning). I thought all RAID types were about securing your data and not concatenating disks.
Salass00 has written a software RAID (
swraid.device) but it's hard to set up. You have to create an xml configuration file and mount the RAID partition. If it were simpler to use, it would be perfect.
tonyw wrote:It would be possible, if spmeone wrote suitable software to identify and support such drives, but why would you bother? You can buy a RAID server for less money than an Amiga, it comes with full software and is accessible by other platforms as well.
I can't think of a single reason why I would want to tie up an expensive Amiga to do such a time-consuming job. Leave it to the x86 boards.
Well, I'm an Amiga user and not interested in the mainstream solutions
