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| omv6:omv6_plugins:mergerfs [2023/11/11 04:29] – [Most Free Space] crashtest | omv6:omv6_plugins:mergerfs [2023/11/11 04:54] – [Most Free Space] crashtest |
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| <html><center><b>Most Free Space</b> is a single directive that performs exactly what it suggests.</center></html> | <html><center><b>Most Free Space</b> is a single directive that performs exactly what it suggests.</center></html> |
| <html><center>If dissimilar drive sizes are used, <b>Most Free Space</b> will direct data toward the largest drive. When the space remaining between all drives is roughly the same, data will be distributed equally among all member drives.</center></html> | <html><center>If dissimilar drive sizes are used, <b>Most Free Space</b> will direct data toward the largest drive.</center></html> |
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| <html><center>With the added advantage of being able to use different sized drives, this storage policy roughly mimics the storage distribution attribute of RAID5.</center></html> | <html><center>When the space remaining between all drives is roughly the same, data will be distributed equally among all member drives.</center></html> |
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| | <html><center>With the added advantage of being able to use different sized drives, the <b>Most Free Space</b> storage policy roughly mimics the storage distribution attribute of RAID5.</center></html> |
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