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How to make win2k see 2 hard drives as one

zener

Senior member
Could anybody show me how to make win2k see 2 hard drives as one? I have 3 hard drives (c, e and f) and I want to combine e and f into a virtual single drive like "e" or any other letter. Thanks.
 
You need to covert the E and F drives to dynamic drives. These are separate physical drives, right? not partitions?

Assuming they are, and once you convert to dynamic, you can either create a simple spanned volume or a RAID-0 volume. A spanned volume just fills up the first drive then the second, but shows as one drive letter. RAID-0 will alternate between the two drives, so it will be faster.

Beware that you have to delete any exisiting volumes and format the new volume, so move your data!!!
 
Not true...only RAID-1 (mirroring) and RAID-5 (striping with parity) are unavailable in 2kpro. You need a server version for those.

Edit: Any easy way to remember is that fault tolerant raid schemes are avail only in server.
 
That's what I thought as well but I found a technote that said different. If I can stumble across it again, I'll post a link. But of course, we know Microsoft's technotes are always accurate. 🙂


 
well I believe there is always a shortest way to the finish line 🙂

go to DISK MANAGER
you can found it inthe
administration tools -> Comp Management

you can do something like we do it in the unix filesystem ..

YOU can mount the e & d drives to C drive..

Go right click to partitions in the disk manager and -> assign letter... and instead of letter set a mount point. to C:\driveE and c:\driveD
if I am wrong please correct me...

Keep it real.
respect da nature..


 
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