Neat little experiment I want to partake in:
Say I have a 100 GB HD: I want every single write action on the drive to be done twice, so that it actually acts at half efficiency, 50GB or even less due to overhead, but with a copy of every file written existing twice. I save funmusic.flac to the harddrive, it gets saved twice in preferably distant physical locations on the harddrive perhaps in their own little folders like Original and Mirror at the root of the drive. (If I search for funmusic.flac on the drive's root I'd see it show up twice)
It's kinda like a RAID on a single drive, is there software like that out there?
Perhaps I would have better luck with a backup software that can somehow do immediate backups after every operation. Any neat ideas for this experiment?
Say I have a 100 GB HD: I want every single write action on the drive to be done twice, so that it actually acts at half efficiency, 50GB or even less due to overhead, but with a copy of every file written existing twice. I save funmusic.flac to the harddrive, it gets saved twice in preferably distant physical locations on the harddrive perhaps in their own little folders like Original and Mirror at the root of the drive. (If I search for funmusic.flac on the drive's root I'd see it show up twice)
It's kinda like a RAID on a single drive, is there software like that out there?
Perhaps I would have better luck with a backup software that can somehow do immediate backups after every operation. Any neat ideas for this experiment?
