General Question to RAID 5
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General Question to RAID 5

 
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Krausse Martin
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Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2005 8:15 am    Post subject: General Question to RAID 5 Reply with quote

Hello, I'm a new user of this newsgroup.
How can tell me, how a RAID 5 knows, that a hard disk drive is
or goes failure? Because, to recover Data with parity checksum, you
must know, what number of hdd is failure!
I don't find any useful information in the www.
Does a RAID System checks the SMART Informations of a HDD
or does he reads out ERROR Register?

Thanks
Martin Krausse
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Anton Rang
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Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2005 4:16 pm    Post subject: Re: General Question to RAID 5 Reply with quote

Krausse Martin <krausse_martin@freenet.de> writes:
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How can tell me, how a RAID 5 knows, that a hard disk drive is
or goes failure? Because, to recover Data with parity checksum, you
must know, what number of hdd is failure!
I don't find any useful information in the www.

Try searching for the original RAID papers.

Quote:
Does a RAID System checks the SMART Informations of a HDD
or does he reads out ERROR Register?

No, it just tries to read from all the data disks needed for a given
transaction, and if one fails, treats that disk as failed. (It may
try to repair the stripe before assuming total failure.)

-- Anton
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