When Tiger is operating with a failed disk or cub, secondary data blocks are used in place of missing primaries. Secondary blocks are n times smaller than primaries (where n is the decluster factor), how does the system accommodate this variability in block size?
What will be an ideal response?
Whether they are large primary or smaller secondary blocks, they are always identified by a play sequence number. The cubs simply deliver the blocks to the clients in order via the ATM network. It is the clients’ responsibility to assemble them in the correct sequence and then to extract the frames from the incoming sequence of blocks and play the frames according to the play schedule.
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