Park, 1995 - Google Patents
Efficient placement of parity and data to tolerate two disk failures in disk array systemsPark, 1995
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- 12349630959924581006
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- Park C
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- IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems
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In this paper, we deal with the data/parity placement problem which is described as follows: how to place data and parity evenly across disks in order to tolerate two disk failures, given the number of disks N and the redundancy rate p which represents the amount of disk …
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