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(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday October 30 2015, @08:01PM
by Anonymous Coward
on Friday October 30 2015, @08:01PM (#256634)
The problem with RAID is that it also backs up your commands, so if you run rm -rf / on one of the hard disks, it'll run it on them all. If you want to avoid this behaviour what you should do is pull out one or more of the disk drives after you've run a potentially problematic command.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday October 30 2015, @08:01PM
The problem with RAID is that it also backs up your commands, so if you run rm -rf / on one of the hard disks, it'll run it on them all. If you want to avoid this behaviour what you should do is pull out one or more of the disk drives after you've run a potentially problematic command.