Struct linux_info::storage::Raid

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pub struct Raid<'a> { /* private fields */ }
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A raid device.

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Returns every line and their values with out the name.

The name of the raid for example md0.

The state of the current device.

Returns the kind of raid device.
Maybe in the future will return an enum.

Returns all devices (id, name) in this raid array.

Returns all usable blocks.

The amount of devices that are currently used. Should be raid.used_devices()? == raid.devices().count().

The amount of devices that would be ideal for this array configuration.

Returns the progress line if there is any, for example:
[==>..................] recovery = 12.6% (37043392/292945152) finish=127.5min speed=33440K/sec

Returns filesystem statistics to this raid array.

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