> *sigh* At this level of Internet seniority, being reduced to "me too". I
> feel strongly about this; For KNFS, I see no *significant* reason to delay
> it. It fails just fine if you have old tools.
Yep.
> I'd **really** like RAID to go in, and not just because I work for a
> distribution company and we are forced to include it. If there are bugs
> in it, then lets get them out and fixed.
I agree 100%. The new RAID is so much more useable than the old stuff. The
old RAID works in as much as it's capable of mirroring your data. However,
you have to be pretty Linux savvy (and pretty patient) to use it. I feel
much more comfortable about installing the new RAID for someone else as most
things are automatic and happen in the background.
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