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I have a server that the OS is on a mirror set consisting of two basic SCSI
disks. This mirror was set up back when the machine was running NT4 Server
and was upgraded to Win2k Server. The mirror set was never upgraded to use
dynamic disks. One of the disks failed, of course the one that contained the
boot (utility) partition. I replaced it with another drive and the mirror
rebuilt itself. Now I have a good mirror of the OS but no boot partition. I
need to make the OS partition active and somehow get the MBR and boot files
recognized on there. I am currently booting the server with a floppy until i
get this figured out. What procedure should i follow to get this
accomplished?
disks. This mirror was set up back when the machine was running NT4 Server
and was upgraded to Win2k Server. The mirror set was never upgraded to use
dynamic disks. One of the disks failed, of course the one that contained the
boot (utility) partition. I replaced it with another drive and the mirror
rebuilt itself. Now I have a good mirror of the OS but no boot partition. I
need to make the OS partition active and somehow get the MBR and boot files
recognized on there. I am currently booting the server with a floppy until i
get this figured out. What procedure should i follow to get this
accomplished?