[LAU] Ext2 or Ext3 for Audio?

[Roman Muñoz]

Yes, it is possible to make 2 or more partitions on each disk and 
configure each pair (hda1-hdb1, etc) with a different raid; however I 
think the boot partition needs to be raid1.

It's really an easy task with id done with debian-installer; I cannot 
say what the multimedia performance is, since I used it for GIS only. 
But I can say that write/read performance on raid0 was really big, and 
there were no disks fails on 3 years of use (well, disks were new at the 
time)

Regards,
Roman


> Mark Knecht wrote:

> I believe it's even possible to make 2 partitions on each drive, and
> configure a raid-0 array with the first set and a raid-1 array with
> the second set.  I haven't tried this out for performance-testing, but
> it should work.  If you make the raid-0 big enough for typical
> recording, you can move the data to the raid-1 after your done.
> 
> Regards,
> 	Hein Zelle
>