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Ghosting a RAID 0 Array

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jasonsfa98

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[H]i all,

Just got done with a search on the forums for this topic. I see some people talking about it but no confirmation on whether or not it works.

I just built a new machine (specs below) and now that it's all setup I would like to Ghost my masterpiece in case I decide to upgrade my HD's to a Raptor array or something similar in RAID 0. I ghost machines all day using a USB 2.0 Ghost boot disk and an external Lacie USB HD. I have about 20 images on the Lacie and depending on which Hardware/Software configuration I am setting up; I just choose the image and go. Works like a charm. However, I have never tried it on a RAID 0 array.

Here is what I want to do:

1. Ghost my current RAID 0 array
2. Install 2 new Raptor's and use the ghost image from step one to get everything back

Can the newest version of Ghost do this? I am on the Asus A8N32-SLi with the NV-RAID controller on-board.
 
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