[ale] Software Mirrors

[Jeff Hubbs]

David -

Do you mean as far as just FTP or NFS goes?  I do this a lot, and it's
not terribly painful for the machine; 32MB "will do" if basically that's
all that machine is going to do.  The big question is, how are you set
up for drives and drive controllers?

- Jeff

On Sun, 2002-08-11 at 12:29, David Corbin wrote:
> Is the kernel software mirroring CPU/RAM intensive?  I'm thinking of 
> setting up a mirrored file server on an old Pentium box, with about 32 
> MB RAM.  This is not going to be hammered on by dozens of users, but is 
> only for use at home.  What am I going to regret if I take this strategy?
> 
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