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NonRAID – fork of unRAID array kernel module

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65 points qvr | 1 comments | 22 Jul 25 20:16 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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hebocon ◴[22 Jul 25 22:49 UTC] No.44653904[source]▶
This should be a "Show HN".
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IgnaciusMonk ◴[23 Jul 25 00:13 UTC] No.44654417[source]▶
Intel RSTe / VROC it is integrated directly to your CPU/CHIPSET. you just populate that in "BIOS" and linux,BSD,windows will nofuss boot / install on top of that.

or every linux distro,bsd has ZFS available,

or every linux distro has LVM raid available,

or BTRFS has raid 1, 0, 10,

or windows has their own software raid, just open Storage Spaces / Disk Management console,

so whole unraid / nonraid are just nonsensical waste of effort for everyone

why would i invest time and effort to this technology by small team, if i can have technology supervised, maintained by linux kernel devs ? ? makes no sense.

and things i mentioned here are here longer than unraid/nonraid existed. so it was nonsensical from start.

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lazylizard ◴[23 Jul 25 05:43 UTC] No.44656027[source]▶
i think unraid is a raid4
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1. IgnaciusMonk ◴[23 Jul 25 18:58 UTC] No.44662717{3}[source]▶
unraid is nonsense for silly people(50year old managers).