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hello all.
i want to set up a raid 0 array on my new home built comp. i have 2 identical seagates (for raid 0) and a 250 gb for storage. right now i have xp on one HD, and vista x64 on the other how can i set up raid 0 ( i will do fresh install) using vista 64 bit edition my mobo is an asus m3a32 someone plz help. i need a raid driver on a flash drive or something??? please help any info would help |
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Shiro Usagi
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Join Date: Sep 1999
Location: Kaneohe, Hawaii
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When setting up a RAID 0 array you have to start with two blank hard drives. If you have anything on those hard drives you want to keep, transfer them off the drives.
Running RAID 0 is risky...if one drive goes bad you lose all your data (so frequent backups are mandatory). Cricket
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