>This is for use at home, so in reality it probably doesn't matter -- I just 
>don't want to make any *really* stupid moves. If you need it, general specs 
>on the machine are: quad core, 8GB ram, a 160GB boot volume and then 4x320 
>raid5. The 160GB will contain the disk >images while the raid5 will be 
>allocated for "data" (database, file server, myth, etc).
I have this exact config at home :) Only difference would be the raid type and 
controller I am sure, I used a pretty high end LSI SAS Card with sata's hung 
off it. I would seriously recommend LVM, its so flexible, and I would take that 
raid 5 and replace it with mirrors personally, but you are using it at home I 
guess. Most people forget to factor in the downside to raid 5: Slow regens that 
kill performance while being non redundant during the only one possible failure 
it could have.
Godo luck!
jlc
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