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tex shalter
Is it possible to add a second disk and create a raid 0 without reinstalling
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Pegasus \(MVP\)
tex shalter said:Is it possible to add a second disk and create a raid 0 without
reinstalling
W2K
Yes. Note that creating an image of your installation would protect you
against a much greater range of mishaps than mirroring your disks. Disk
failures are rare these days.
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tex shalter
Thanks Pegasus,
Well then, where do I start.
My asus P5b mainboard comes with a sata raid 0 or 1 controller, but not 10.
Well then, where do I start.
My asus P5b mainboard comes with a sata raid 0 or 1 controller, but not 10.
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John John (MVP)
What exactly are you wanting to accomplish?
RAID-0 is a striped disk array, the data is broken into blocks and the
blocks are written to different disks, this is *not* fault tolerant, if
one drive goes south you will lose all the data on both drives!
RAID-1 is a fault tolerant "mirror" setup, this has its use but it isn't
a replacement for a proper backup.
John
RAID-0 is a striped disk array, the data is broken into blocks and the
blocks are written to different disks, this is *not* fault tolerant, if
one drive goes south you will lose all the data on both drives!
RAID-1 is a fault tolerant "mirror" setup, this has its use but it isn't
a replacement for a proper backup.
John
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tex shalter
What exactly are you wanting to accomplish?
Speed
Using a WD rated very reliable, and I back up pretty consistently.
Speed
Using a WD rated very reliable, and I back up pretty consistently.
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Dave Patrick
How much RAM do you have? Your money probably would be better spent here.
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Bob I
The speed you think you will get may not materialize.
http://www.nextlevelhardware.com/storage/barracudaraid/
http://www.nextlevelhardware.com/storage/barracudaraid/
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tex shalter
not exactly twice the speed is it .
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Bob I
I tried it a few years back, it wasn't worth the trouble, not by a long
shot. (FWIW statistically you double the possibility of having to reload
due to a drive failure, if either drive stumbles, you are done.) been
there done that too, happened with one of the old IBM Deathstars.
shot. (FWIW statistically you double the possibility of having to reload
due to a drive failure, if either drive stumbles, you are done.) been
there done that too, happened with one of the old IBM Deathstars.
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tex shalter
Got myself a late Xmas present:
WD 150 gig 10,000 rpm Velocirator
HIGHLY Recommended
Not quite a SCSI, but none of that noise either
WD 150 gig 10,000 rpm Velocirator
HIGHLY Recommended
Not quite a SCSI, but none of that noise either
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Bob I
happy computing!
tex said:Got myself a late Xmas present:
WD 150 gig 10,000 rpm Velocirator
HIGHLY Recommended
Not quite a SCSI, but none of that noise either
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