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Olá, comunidade! Estou trabalhando em um projeto pessoal e preciso de alguma orientação. Tenho um Raspberry Pi 5 e adicionei uma placa SATA com capacidade para 5 discos. Meu objetivo é configurar um RAID 5 para usar como NAS utilizando alguns discos rígidos antigos que tenho disponíveis. No entanto, os discos têm capacidades diferentes, o que me leva a algumas perguntas:
- É possível criar um RAID 5 no Linux com discos de tamanhos distintos, assim como é feito no Windows?
- Existem implicações ou limitações específicas ao usar discos de diferentes tamanhos para um RAID 5 no Linux?
Para contexto, os discos que pretendo usar são três de 4TB, um de 2TB e um de 1TB. Agradeço antecipadamente por qualquer ajuda ou experiência compartilhada sobre esse assunto!
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