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My motherboard is faulty, so I got to replace it and reinstall the Windows XP
also. I'm using 40GB IDE HDD as the bootable drive, and also I have 2 x 120GB
SATA HDD configured as RAID 0.
Now that if I replaced the motherboard. Will I lose the data on my 2 x 120GB
HDD when I reconfigure the RAID 0? or actually I'm not required to recreate
the array (Just change the motherboard and enable the RAID in the BIOS only)?
If not, how to I reconfigure back my 2 x 120GB as RAID 0 without losing any
data?
Is it true that it doesn't require reconfiguration for the RAID 0 if I use
back the same model of motherboard? How about I use another model of
motherboard, will it affect anything on the my current RAID setup?
PS: I'll only connect my 2 x 120GB HDD after finish installing the OS on my
IDE 40GB HDD. (Is this the correct way?)
Thanks.....
Robin
also. I'm using 40GB IDE HDD as the bootable drive, and also I have 2 x 120GB
SATA HDD configured as RAID 0.
Now that if I replaced the motherboard. Will I lose the data on my 2 x 120GB
HDD when I reconfigure the RAID 0? or actually I'm not required to recreate
the array (Just change the motherboard and enable the RAID in the BIOS only)?
If not, how to I reconfigure back my 2 x 120GB as RAID 0 without losing any
data?
Is it true that it doesn't require reconfiguration for the RAID 0 if I use
back the same model of motherboard? How about I use another model of
motherboard, will it affect anything on the my current RAID setup?
PS: I'll only connect my 2 x 120GB HDD after finish installing the OS on my
IDE 40GB HDD. (Is this the correct way?)
Thanks.....
Robin