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after a fresh rebuild can you add a slave drive to a system and tell it
to be one logical drive combining with the current main drive. I.e. not
split them but have a seamless continuance of space for which the
operating system can utilise as the c:.

if so can anyone help me do this?
 
paranoid-android said:
after a fresh rebuild can you add a slave drive to a system and tell it to
be one logical drive combining with the current main drive. I.e. not
split them but have a seamless continuance of space for which the
operating system can utilise as the c:.

if so can anyone help me do this?
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it can be done ...see this:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;308424&sd=tech


Note: if one of your drives fails (or even develops a problem)...all data
may be lost...
so using a dynamic disc is not really a good idea
 
paranoid-android said:
after a fresh rebuild can you add a slave drive to a system and tell it to
be one logical drive combining with the current main drive. I.e. not
split them but have a seamless continuance of space for which the
operating system can utilise as the c:.

if so can anyone help me do this?
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Keep them seperate, for safety sake. ..J
 
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