Originally posted by cynic
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People tend to forget that BTRFS "RAID" really is quite different from regular RAID. For example "RAID10" in BTRFS can use all storage devices , perhaps 24 of them - but if you run out of space on some of the devices it will continue to work for as long as it can utilize 4 disks, and "RAID1" gives you much better storage utilization (but potentially less speed depending on your workload) than regular RAID1. In my opinion BTRFS should never have used the RAID term , or at least put a MAJOR warning to let users understand that BTRFS behavies quite differently than what they may be used to.
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