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Old 05-24-2015, 10:21 AM   #46
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Among those who are fanatical about such things (professional photographers for example), it's the norm to first back up to a raid disk, then back up to media such dvd or usb drive and then back up to an off site storage (there are a number around). I back my calibre directory on to a raid disk and my laptop so I have three copies. I also have all my books on my reading devices (a couple of iPads).
I honestly don't think that RAID is any "safer" than a normal disk. A few years ago I had a RAID 5 Buffalo NAS. The RAID controller failed and fried 3 of the four disks in the RAID array, meaning that had I not had (which obviously I did have!) a backup, I would have lost my data.
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