RAID 0 Russian Roulette

WHY THE FUCK DID I CONFIGURE RAID 0, WHAT THE FUCK WAS I THINKING, I FUCKING KNEW IT'LL FAIL!!! Device Group: 0, RAID 0 Virtual Drives Virtual Drive: 0, 25464 TB, Offline Drives Backplane (64), Slot:0, SATA, HDD, 3.637 TB, Online Backplane (64), Slot:1, SATA, HDD, 3.637 TB, Online Backplane (64), Slot:2, SATA, HDD, 3.637 TB, Online Backplane (64), Slot:3, SATA, HDD, 3.637 TB, Failed Backplane (64), Slot:4, SATA, HDD, 3.637 TB, Online Backplane (64), Slot:5, SATA, HDD, 3.637 TB, Online Backplane (64), Slot:6, SATA, HDD, 3.637 TB, Online Backplane (64), Slot:7, SATA, HDD, 3.637 TB, Online Total Free Capacity: 3.638 TB Last backup: 02-12-17 RAID 0 with no backups lmao why are you allowed money That's a big raid, for 0 was crashing the drive part of your plan? >crashing this RAID, with no survivors! We have a winner. Next time go with zfs and a saner RAID configuration =) Did you seriously stripe it across all eight drives? The absolute madman Please explain what's happening to a normie faggot like me OP played Russian roulette with this data but forgot to take a bullet out of one of the holes in the cylinder first. Wow, that's the best description of RAID I have ever seen. Last backup: 02-12-17 I refuse to believe someone can be this stupid RAID 0 >across EIGHT drives I don't even feel sorry for you. This is entirely your own fault.

A forum thread shows a RAID 0 array spread across eight hard drives, with one drive already failed and the virtual drive offline. The commenters mock the owner for using RAID 0 without backups, comparing it to Russian roulette and pointing out that RAID 0 provides no redundancy. It is used as a reaction to reckless technical decisions, lost data, or spectacularly poor planning.

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