I never understood why people use unraid, mostly because I never understood the “parity” features, or honestly between you and me the lack of proper parity.
But I have a Synology, so I can’t talk (price wise) and I have raid 5 everywhere so parity is a joke here too :p
I never understood why people use unraid, mostly because I never understood the “parity” features, or honestly between you and me the lack of proper parity. But I have a Synology, so I can’t talk (price wise) and I have raid 5 everywhere so parity is a joke here too :p
You can use drives with different sizes and, if array fails, all the files are readable. Good luck with RAID5 and stripping.