> With RAID-1 (mirroring) you still should do regular backups. RAID-1
> only protects against failure of a HD, and supplies no protection
> against failures of any other piece of hardware, or glitches due to
> software or environment or fumble-fingers.
For me, most of the on-mobo RAIDs are notorious for such glitches, which
sometimes kill all disks.
So, probably they actually decrease reliability and not increase it.
Backups are the way to go.
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