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face="Verdana,Arial,Helvetica" size="2">Thanks for answers. As i said,
I don't need space for recordings, only <br>
for media (pictures, avis, mp3:s etc). My recordings are on separate <br>
disk, and I don't care loosing them if disk crashes. <br>
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As everybody says, there seems to be no other way than LVM or Raid.</font></font></blockquote>
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I don't know exactly how much data you have, but MythVideo and
MythMusic can both use multiple directories, similar to storage groups
(although if you have more than 750 GB of mp3s you will never
physically listen to them all before you are dead). I can't see any
reason why you can't just use your drives mounted as individual
partitions. If you lose a drive, you lose just the data on the drive.
If you have more than 750 GB of video, just point MythVideo at all the
directories that contain the video.<br>
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