A significant disadvantage to using level 2 striping is that if one disk fails, you can expect a large data loss on all volumes.

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Level 2 striping is not commonly used in RAID systems. It is an outdated method that uses separate disks for the data and the error detection code (parity). This method is not fault-tolerant and if one disk fails, all data is lost. Therefore, it is not recommended for modern RAID configurations.

A Significant Disadvantage to Using Level 2 Striping Is That