Question about internal hard drives

[Dave Stevens]

Quoting Kevin O'Neil <kevin at kevinslair.com>:

> Greetings,
> I have a question. Is it better to have multiple hard drives or will  
> just one be ok?
>
> I have a box that can have up to 2T...should I use two 1T or 4 500Gb?
>
> Pros, cons welcomed.

My preference has always been to have more than one of pretty much any  
component, if one fails you are in trouble, but it's a lot better than  
everything going at once. You could have a Fedora disk and a separate  
disk for /home or maybe a mirrored drive so two copies of /home.

HTH

Dave

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