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    Posted on September 3rd, 2014, 5:02 pm by Geert

    I was doing some tests today with the Linux kernel’s software RAID support to find out if the Raspberry Pi would be powerful enough for it. I plugged in four identical USB pendrive of 4 GB each, and installed mdadm to setup the RAID volume.
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