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The option Select disk layout was not found.

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There's an "install on smallest disk" option in the control panel, under Reinstallation > Configure System > Select disk layout.

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Also, the disks have been partitioned in a weird manner. I was thinking that the OS would be installed either on the NVME or on the HDDs(in raid). However, it seems all the 5 disks are in RAID with di

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yes since it is on kvm the NVMe disk performs muc better than in xen

Xen is the older one and the most feature rich , it has High availability , daily disk increases and daily bandwidth limit increase and some other features

These are Seagate Exos 28TB drives. If you are referring to the 4 x 28TB configs - those are JBOD / individual disks. Those do not have HW RAID, so any RAID needed would be at an OS/soft level.

28TB Hdd What is disk information, write read speeds?

Xen disk access is much slower than KVM , it is historical when xen was developed the fastest storage was HDD while kvm picked up fast with other storage types