...I installed a second drive (60 gigs) and have been since noon trying to get it set up right. I have both of my drives set up as dynamic drives now but I wanted to mirror and the mirror tab is not active. I am using Windows 2000 Pro. Does anyone know if one can mirror using this operating system?
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nope, you cant.
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a RAID2 configuration should allow you to mirror two identical drives.Comment
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Originally posted by Honeyslut
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Do you have a link handy about a RAID2 configuration?Originally posted by Equinox
a RAID2 configuration should allow you to mirror two identical drives.When you're running down my country hoss...you're walking on the fighting side of me!
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If you dont want to slow your system down, I would reccomend buying a promice IDE raid controller and use their dedicated software to set up the mirror. The controller is CHEAP, and you get WAY better preformanceComment
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If I manually copy the contents of the drive with the OS on it to the 2nd drive...if the first drive fails...will the 2nd drive automatically boot up...and vice versa?When you're running down my country hoss...you're walking on the fighting side of me!
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You cannot manually copy the drive's contents and have it boot. You can copy the entire drive to a new one using disk copy, drive image, or ghost.Originally posted by theking
If I manually copy the contents of the drive with the OS on it to the 2nd drive...if the first drive fails...will the 2nd drive automatically boot up...and vice versa?
Win 2000 Pro has shitty support for mirroring, and even if it did have good support, on a PC... your best bet is to start with a clean drive and enable mirroring before installing the OS. If you're gonna re-load your OS, do your self a favor and upgrade to XP. You can install your raid drivers at the beginning of the setup and save yourself a lot of headaches.<a href="http://www.webair.com/refer.php?refid=204" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.adultplaystation.com/resources/webair.gif" width="88" height="31" border="0"></a><br>Comment
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no - you have to set up a REAL mirror - cant just copy it manually.Originally posted by theking
If I manually copy the contents of the drive with the OS on it to the 2nd drive...if the first drive fails...will the 2nd drive automatically boot up...and vice versa?
If the "first" disk breaks, then you "break the mirror" by using the hardware encoded disksoftware. That way you can select the "working" disk as the one to boot fromComment
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u can do it but would be kinda hard to tell u howComment
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FYI... make sure you are using identical drives... size and model if you are doing IDE RAID mirroring on a PC. If not, you could have serious compatibiltiy problems.
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if you use a RAID setup, the remaining drives are actually able to reconsruct the data on the other drives if one should fail. it also allows for faster access to the information stored on the drive. i'm sure microsoft online has articles on it.Originally posted by theking
If I manually copy the contents of the drive with the OS on it to the 2nd drive...if the first drive fails...will the 2nd drive automatically boot up...and vice versa?Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war.Comment
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