Real Life Example of Disk Failure: FreeNAS RAID-5 Shines!
March 1st, 2009
The guys over at the Streaming Bits blog had a scare recently when one of the drives failed in their FreeNAS server.
But after replacing the failed disk in their 2U server (with 3 x 400 GB IDE drives in a RAID-5 setup), FreeNAS syncronised the new drive and everything is working again just fine.
At the bottom of the post the author says, “It worked well for me and my faith continues strong in FreeNAS.”
Read more here: FreeNAS RAID-5 shines! @ Streaming bits…
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