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September 4th 08, 12:22 PM
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creating mirrored partitions
This is the situation as it is now:
Vista x64 business is installed on a RAID 0 of 2 320 GB disks. This is controlled by the onboard RAIDcontroller of my motherboard and so Vista sees it as a 640 GB harddisk. So far so good. I bought 2 1TB disks and I want to do the following: Both disks should have a 200 GB partition for windows and all programs and they should be mirrors of each other. So I actually want to create a software RAID1 of 2 partitions on 2 physical different harddisks I do not want to create a mirror of the other 800 GB, because there is no need for that. Is this possible? Thank you in advance, Regards, Tim Blank 
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