Again, I now have my U320 SCSI RAID array as boot and my 1200A ATA array for storage. When I formatted and configured the new array, I partioned it into two equal 110GB partitions. Unsure of what type of partition to create, I created one logical partition and one primary partition.
Both seem to function well and I can place files on both partitions. The only difference I can see is that the primary partition can be configured with an operating system and the logical partition cannot. I just want the area in both partitions for storage and not for other OS's. So here's the question: should I make both partitions logical or primary? Is there a difference in speed in disk read/write functions between the two types of partitions? I have always made secondary partitions on one disk machines as logical partitions as the OS was always on the primary partition. Should I keep to this rule for storage RAID configuration?
As of now, I have one logical partition on my storage array and one primary partition (without an OS of course). What's best to do? Which format is most stable and responsive? Should I configure both partitions as logical or primary?
Thanks as always for the help. Best, dlk
Both seem to function well and I can place files on both partitions. The only difference I can see is that the primary partition can be configured with an operating system and the logical partition cannot. I just want the area in both partitions for storage and not for other OS's. So here's the question: should I make both partitions logical or primary? Is there a difference in speed in disk read/write functions between the two types of partitions? I have always made secondary partitions on one disk machines as logical partitions as the OS was always on the primary partition. Should I keep to this rule for storage RAID configuration?
As of now, I have one logical partition on my storage array and one primary partition (without an OS of course). What's best to do? Which format is most stable and responsive? Should I configure both partitions as logical or primary?
Thanks as always for the help. Best, dlk