Disk array system having special parity groups for data blocks w

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In a digital storage disk array system in which parity blocks are created and stored in order to be able to recover lost data blocks in the event of failure of a disk, high-activity parity groups are created for data blocks having high write activity and low-activity parity groups are created for data blocks not having high write activity. High-activity parity blocks formed from the high-activity data blocks are then stored in a buffer memory of a controller rather than on the disks in order to reduce the number of disk accesses during updating.

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