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RAID-5 Array
Context:
mdraid-desc
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Located in udisks/udisksobjectinfo.c:358
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RAID-6 Array
Context:
mdraid-desc
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Located in udisks/udisksobjectinfo.c:360
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RAID-10 Array
Context:
mdraid-desc
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Located in udisks/udisksobjectinfo.c:362
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RAID Array
Context:
mdraid-desc
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Located in udisks/udisksobjectinfo.c:364
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%s %s
Context:
mdraid-desc
Translators: Used to format the description for a RAID array.
*              The first %s is the size (e.g. '42.0 GB').
*              The second %s is the level (e.g. 'RAID-5 Array').

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Located in udisks/udisksobjectinfo.c:404
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Partition %d of %s
Context:
part-raid
Translators: Used to describe a partition of a RAID Array.
*              The %d is the partition number.
*              The %s is the description for the drive (e.g. "2 TB RAID-5").

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Located in ../udisks/udisksobjectinfo.c:415
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%s%s (%s)
Context:
one-liner-mdraid-running
Translators: String used for one-liner description of running RAID array.
*              The first %s is the array name (e.g. "AlphaGo").
*              The second %s is the size and level (e.g. "2 TB RAID-5").
*              The third %s is the special device file (e.g. "/dev/sda").

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Located in udisks/udisksobjectinfo.c:434
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%s%s
Context:
one-liner-mdraid-not-running
Translators: String used for one-liner description of non-running RAID array.
*              The first %s is the array name (e.g. "AlphaGo").
*              The second %s is the size and level (e.g. "2 TB RAID-5").

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Located in udisks/udisksobjectinfo.c:445
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