the RAID JBOD ("Spanning")system to be one "drive" called D:. However, if you are using RAID in any form you should be able to enter the RAID Setup utility, and you say it does not go there. The only thing I noted in your machine's manual is that the sequence...

volumes, I don't know how. So far I have been unable to make > each drive separate from the other drive. How is this done? > Are the drives SATA? Did you setup a RAID 0 or JBOD configuration in the BIOS? Did you have to install a disk controller driver...

A Question about RAID. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () I have a question about RAID setups ..... Currently I have 2 internal IDE drives and 2 internal SATA drives .... the two SATA drives are in a JBOD raid config ....they...

than RAID or JBOD, which are two competing methods not a 'JBOD RAID', JBOD is SLOW and it requires additional resources to combine the drives into one at a performance penalty over RAID. Even if your strange idea were similar to JBOD, then it wouldn't make...

dock. I have a Dell XPS 435mt, and i'm not sure if raid will work properly :??: Either i'll do BIG/jbod (merge the two disks into 1 logical drive). Or SAFE 33 (33% raid 1, 67% jbod) I'm just a little worried about the safety of the first choice though....

img705/9117/g790ud5p05.jpg Lower Right Corner 6 X blue SATAII support RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 10 and RAID JBOD 4 X white SATAII support RAID 0, RAID 1 and RAID JBOD Dual BIOS provide dual protection. SB is GIGABYTE SA and JMB362TA2 chip Clear CMOS...

Everything is plugged in properly. Jumpers I'm unsure about, but I'm pretty sure I got the master/slave thing sorted out on the HDDs. It's really strange. Any clues on what I've done wrong? And will I need to reformat/reinstall, then RAID as JBOD for Windows...

slow? Is this NORMAL for this type of RAID? Your best option is to setup the two identical drives up as a raid0 C: drive. Then setup the remainig drives as seperate drives D:, E: etc. Raid 5 or JBOD will not be any advantage. It's nice you have a controller...

take advantage of a partial stripe set. JBOD : Just a Bunch Of Drives. Not actually RAID, but some RAID controllers support this. In JBOD, 2 or more drives, which can be of any size, are put together so it appear as a single drive whose capacity is the sum...