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...

me explain it this way: I assume you transferred a fairly large file from computer A to computer B, hard drive to hard drive right? I'm guessing you're using a standard IDE hard drive, ATA66/100/133 with a 2MB buffer on that HDD. You've reached the maximum...

5. Now you have two bootable drives - one with Vista and one with XP. The BIOS will boot automatically from the designated 'first hard drive'. To change this you can go into BIOS and change the drive order, which is simple but a little time consuming if you...

Copy single drive to RAID mirror (2 drive)?. I have a 120GB ATA133 drive that currently is partitioned as C: (boot drive). I'd like to add two 160GB drivers on the motherboards RAID using a mirrored setup. My goal is to transfer everything currently on my...

Raid 0 config. now "single" drive during the OS installation). Visa 64 as mentioned before. Rebooted like normal during installation. Upon completion, entered the Disk Manager to format the new raid drive (showing up as intended, single drive w/o further...

striped across 3 or more drives. Parity is distributed to each drive. Level 5 is the most widely used RAID for servers and other highperformance storage solutions. Any single drive can fail without data loss, ie. at least two drives must fail before any data...

the point of a RAID system is to have fragmented files to speed up access time, would defragging the drive kill the whole purpose of a RAID drive? . I Just Built a Raid 0 system, and I was wondering if defragging the drive is a good idea? I mean, considering...

use RAID 1 on the data partitions. BTW every RAID 1 array I ever created allowed the a single drive to be accesssed by any system as a regular drive, and I never hear of a RAID 1 drive having problems when connected to a non-RAID controller. Still I...

would be written to alternately on a constant basis. In RAID 0 there is no redundancy but the data transfer rate is usually higher than for a single drive. If one drive in a RAID 0 setup fails you will lose data. RAID 1 offers a safety in that a single drive...