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Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2002 17:34:44 -0800
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From: Mukund Ingle <inglem@cisco.com>
Subject: Quick question on Software RAID support.
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1) Does the Software RAID-5 support automatic detection
     of a drive failure? How?

2) Has Linux Software RAID-5 been used in the Enterprise environment
     to support redundancy by any real-world networking company
     or this is just a tool used by individuals to provide redundancy on
     their own PCs in the labs and at home?

Thanks a lot!
Mukund 
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