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foghat46 · 10-18-2006, 03:54 PM

Yup, you have a point. If I do have to reformat these drives in the end, I will forsake the RAID 0 setup and just go normal. The biggest fault, however, is my failure to back up the important data. I used to use InCD and CDRWs to back up stuff, but too many problems with both InCD and adaptec's version, I can't remember the name right now, especially locking up the PC and writing corrupted data to the discs made me give that up, and I never got to go to my next favorite option, which is external hard drives. I will get to that point fairly soon, I hope. I'm not giving up yet, however. I had a serious reputation for tenacity when I was a tech out in the field, and at least that hasn't changed. One of my closest friends always said, "Git the hell outa da way, th' Badger is pissed".

10-18-2006, 03:54 PM	#16
foghat46 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Race Car Heaven Posts: 347	Yup, you have a point. If I do have to reformat these drives in the end, I will forsake the RAID 0 setup and just go normal. The biggest fault, however, is my failure to back up the important data. I used to use InCD and CDRWs to back up stuff, but too many problems with both InCD and adaptec's version, I can't remember the name right now, especially locking up the PC and writing corrupted data to the discs made me give that up, and I never got to go to my next favorite option, which is external hard drives. I will get to that point fairly soon, I hope. I'm not giving up yet, however. I had a serious reputation for tenacity when I was a tech out in the field, and at least that hasn't changed. One of my closest friends always said, "Git the hell outa da way, th' Badger is pissed".