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turns out windows 10 hasnt updated my stupid gaming computer and this version reached EOL because these particular AMD raid drivers are not compatible with the latest update. glad they couldnt automate that at all. might as well be recompiling my kernel at this point.
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windows wasn’t so much designed as accreted
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theadder posted:good
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The Management posted:windows wasn’t so much designed as excreted
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the worst windows is still better than the best linux
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Sweevo posted:the worst windows is still better than the best linux these are actually the same thing now
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also; lol amd
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Captain Foo posted:these are actually the same thing now lol
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thx microsoft for the windows 10 calculator that uses some wiz-bang precision library and errors out on calculations that floating point handled just fine
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:AMD raid drivers it appears a terrible mistake was made
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actually, consumer raid is in general actually a way bigger red flag than amd drivers, and that's saying something.
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"RAID" could mean all the SATA ports are turned on and run at full speed. At least that's how it was in the BIOS on my last AMD motherboard
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redundant array of independent dipshits
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Captain Foo posted:redundant array of independent dipshits don't sign on behalf of the entire forum
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my stepdads beer posted:raid on gaming?? i wanted contiguous 2TB of space on my SSDs i dont care about data loss at all, just wanted as much space as possible without janitoring where my installs go. every loving thing is like 40-60 gigs these days.
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just using explicitly software raid removes one gigantic failure vector though. the consumer stuff tends to be effectively software anyway, potentially with a touch of hardware deceleration. and of course then the least trustworthy possible software. afaik the windows software raid is pretty slow though (at least for parity), so we can easily circle back to windows being bad.
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anythging that needs raid should be in a zfs nas or ceph cluster anyways
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the real joke in the op is 'amd raid'
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:i wanted contiguous 2TB of space on my SSDs ive used intel raid in the past and id rather janitor where my installs go than janitoring a motherboard's integrated raid ever again like it makes windows install very linuxy where you have to load drivers during installation so your raid partitions are recognized
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:just using explicitly software raid removes one gigantic failure vector though. the consumer stuff tends to be effectively software anyway, potentially with a touch of hardware deceleration. and of course then the least trustworthy possible software. easy solution dont use parity raid. the blessed levels are 0, 1, and 10
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yeah i just used raid 0, i didn't care about parity or anything, i just wanted all my SSDs to be one big drive. it required no additional drivers during the install, but for whatever reason those drivers were no longer any good after some windows 10 update? who knows?Cybernetic Vermin posted:so we can easily circle back to windows being bad. yes
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Feel like I remember hearing windows 10 was going to have some type of drive consolidation to solve this issue before it came out, but even 2tb ssds are pretty cheap now so I stopped giving a poo poo.
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that was before refs became abandonware, it had actual volumes
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bunch of scrubs in here using raid on SSDs. I have 10 micro sd cards set up in a raid  wait poo poo i nudged my desk there goes all my data
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windows has storage spaces but I don't think it lets you do non-redundant layouts.
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Shaggar posted:windows has storage spaces but I don't think it lets you do non-redundant layouts. it does afaik. it doesn't seem fantastic overall, but likely the best option on windows.
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zfs is sort of available on windows, but that is mostly for people who want to avoid data loss but that is really not what OP is after.
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maybe some day refs will cover that on windows yeah. storage spaces is largely just the pool part of refs, which you can run ntfs on, and just accept that as a disk goes bad it'll all come crashing down.
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timick posted:zfs is sort of available on windows loving lol at the very concept
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timick posted:zfs is sort of available on windows, but that is mostly for people who want
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timick posted:zfs is sort of available on windows Uh what lol
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timick posted:zfs is sort of available on windows Captain Foo posted:Uh what lol
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timick posted:zfs is sort of available on windows, but that is mostly for people who want to avoid data loss but that is really not what OP is after. so is btrfs it now works very well actually and is pretty well integrated in windows, i have my two old magnetic hdd as raid1 in it and can access it from both linux and windows Zlodo fucked around with this message at 21:33 on Jan 7, 2020 |
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Zlodo posted:so is btrfs Explain this
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Captain Foo posted:Explain this if u mean "why" i guess the only explanation is "why not"
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Captain Foo posted:Explain this windows has a stable api for filesystem drivers, so you can do all kinds of inadvisable things.
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pram posted:loving lol at the very concept 
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