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Subject: RAID 5 Support
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I've looked at Vinum and it doesn't appear to support "true" RAID 5--but 
rather uses a combination of RAID 1 and RAID 0 to provide redundancy.

Is this the case? How can I setup a true software-based RAID 5 array?