Hi Xtiante,  Raid 0 is Striped unprotected data, Data is striped over a set of hard drives. Provides the same individual access features as the RAID 5 type, but does not have parity information. A single disk failure in the RAID group results in the data on the RAID group being lost.  Regards, Suman Pinnamaneni
Hi,  I do have 3 disks which are still configured as RAID0.  What I know is that Hot Spares do not kick in when a RAID0 drive fails, is this correct? So how do we usually restore/rebuild data for a failed RAID0 drive?  Regards, xtiante
How is RAID0 data recovered?