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RAID-1 with different sized disks under vista, intel matrix ICH9R
In message zorxd
was claimed to have wrote: Dave Warren;1063902 Wrote: If you like software RAID, you can do the same in Windows in just a few seconds too. No, vista doesn't support RAID1 or RAID5, only RAID0. Ahh, you might be right... I was thinking more of servers, where you definitely can create all of the above. |
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RAID-1 with different sized disks under vista, intel matrix ICH9R
"zorxd" wrote in message
... Dave Warren;1063902 Wrote: If you like software RAID, you can do the same in Windows in just a few seconds too. No, vista doesn't support RAID1 or RAID5, only RAID0. RAID support is determined by the motherboard. My VISTA supports RAID 0, 1, 0+1 and 5. |
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RAID-1 with different sized disks under vista, intel matrix ICH9R
In message "Frank-FL"
was claimed to have wrote: "zorxd" wrote in message ... Dave Warren;1063902 Wrote: If you like software RAID, you can do the same in Windows in just a few seconds too. No, vista doesn't support RAID1 or RAID5, only RAID0. RAID support is determined by the motherboard. My VISTA supports RAID 0, 1, 0+1 and 5. If you're using hardware based RAID, this is true. Software RAID availability is determined by the OS, not anything in hardware. |
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