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RAID 0 help

bsmack

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So this is a fresh computer, with 2 raptors, and I would like to setup RAID 0. So far, I have loaded the RAID drivers in windows install, but I am stumped as to where to go from there. I have already gotten the lecture on how this is a bad idea, but I want to do it anyways(no vital data on these drives). So, what do I do from here? I hit F6 when it was booting from the CD, loaded the RAID drivers off the floppy, and now I'm stumped.
 
If you're doing software RAID, you'll just use Disk Manager or DISKPART in windows to set up the volumes. If you're doing hardware RAID, you'll just use the BIOS or the management utility for your controller to set up the array.

If you can tell us what hardware you're using, then we can probably give you step-by-step instructions.
 
bsmack said:
So this is a fresh computer, with 2 raptors, and I would like to setup RAID 0. So far, I have loaded the RAID drivers in windows install, but I am stumped as to where to go from there. I have already gotten the lecture on how this is a bad idea, but I want to do it anyways(no vital data on these drives). So, what do I do from here? I hit F6 when it was booting from the CD, loaded the RAID drivers off the floppy, and now I'm stumped.

Did you already choose the Raid Type? and striping size.. in The Raid Menu..? :confused:
 
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