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Subject: Question, Does BTRFS provide a read speed increase with RAID1
From: Jordan Windsor <jordanw2@gmail.com>
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Hello,
I was wondering if I setup a array via BTRFS as RAID1 will I get a
read speed increase? (multiplied by the amount of harddrives)
Thanks.