a RAID 0 Array. The system is fast and fairly stable. However, it will only boot if I leave a bootable CD in one of my CD drives. Windows XP calls my C drive [the RAID array] the boot drive, and my E drive [ATA 100] the system drive. If I leave the bootable...

and for fast local read/write: I'll edit HD video local to the SSD, and will move finished work onto the SATA RAID. I only need 2 TB of SATA drive storage space. For fun, and for speed, I like to set up the SATA drives as a RAID. The question is where to...

array disks made on the old system! So that's one example of a way you can protect yourself from hardware failure of the controller section of a RAID array. When you install a RAID array or whatever type AFTER the OS already is installed on a separate boot...

on selected drive": [i]Rebuild RAID Volume Wizard The volume cannot be rebuilt to the selected hard drive due to one of the following reasons: - The hard drive contains system files or is the system hard drive - The hard drive is not large enough to be...

your raid array to another board with ICH10R. Also, did you know about Intel's Matrix Raid? This simple feature alone should keep you from moving to hardware raid because you can create a Raid 0 array for the OS and a Raid 5 for file server all on the same...

Raid arrays using one set of drives. Unless your drives are old, you should get 1 more so you can do one of these options: 1) a 4 drive Raid 10(sometimes written as Raid 1+0). Raid 10 requires a minimum 4 drives, not 3. Use the Raid 10 array for the OS+Apps...

improvement over IDE hard drives. Its a serial cable afterall. What are your system specs? Mainboards, bus speeds, memory configuration, etc. RAID 5 configurations are considerably slower than the RAID 0 which can also limit your network. As for tapes,...

drives. 7. How do I setup/partition a level 0 RAID array, and install my OS on it? The easy way: 1) Attach the drives to the RAID controller. Each drive should be master on its own channel (separate cable) for maximum performance. 2) Enter the RAID controller...

in years. Anybody hear about that?) One problem with combining several drives in a single RAID array is that the size of the smallest drive is treated as the maximum usable capacity of any drive--i.e. if you put a 3GB and a 10GB in a RAID array, only 3GB...