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JBOD
JBOD ("Just a Bunch of Disks") reports the individual drives. The operating system will see
each drive in the JBOD mode as a individual drive. There is no RAID protection in the JBOD
mode. The JBOD mode allows the user to connect more hard drives without taking up IDE
connections on the motherboard.
JBOD: Spanned disk array without fault tolerance
Characteristics:
JBOD reports individual disks.
No fault-tolerance.
Storage capacity = Sum of constituent drive
capacities
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Arrangement of data saved on a JBOD array
ACS-8990/89200/89230 User's Manual
Recommended use:
For most uses not
requiring
tolerance, RAID 0 is
better. JBOD has the
advantage if you are
using several drives
of
capacities.
fault
different
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