| In article <
[email protected]>, (e-mail address removed) says...
| >
| > | > | In article <
[email protected]>, (e-mail address removed)
says...
| > | > My system has three HDDs. Two are configured in a RAID 1 array
using a
| > | > Promise TX2000 controller.
| > | >
| > | > The single drive has 4 partitions now named; C, D, E and J.
| > | >
| > | > The RAID array is a single partition, I (as in India).
| > | >
| > | > Will the RAID controller have a problem if I rename the RAID combo
to
| > some
| > | > other letter. I guess I'm just being little anal retentive wanting
to
| > get
| > | > these things a different order.
| > |
| > | Which version of Windows? For NT/2K/XP, it's easy to change. The
only
| > | issue might be any programs that are pointing to it. The only other
| > | problem would be if Windows was installed to it. Changing that letter
can
| > | cause too many problems.
| > |
| >
| > Ooops, forgot to mention the OS, it's XP Pro. I'm aware of the issues
you
| > pointed out, the RAID array I want to change the letter for is strictly
used
| > for data storage.
| >
| > My concern was/is that if I changed the drive letter would it still be
| > recognized because of its RAID status.
|
| As far as Windows is concerned, it's just one big drive. It probably
| doesn't even realize it's a RAID, as the controller is doing most, if not
| all, of the work.
|
I went and switched the drive letters around to my liking and all is well.
Just had to change a couple of shortcuts to reflect the changes.
Thanks for your input.
