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NTFS RAID partition plus Linux and Windows
Periodically I find one of my old photos or other files has become 0Kb and lost. By the time I have found this the backup is the same. So I am considering using RAID 5 or perhaps RAID 1 to ...
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Recovering NTFS after erroneous mount as Software RAID
I did something very stupid because I did not back up before performing such operations, but I am trying to restore what I can restore.
We had a server which has malfunctioning motherboard. It had ...
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Is running a linux VM on a windows machine for btrfs software raid a good idea?
A bit of backstory: I used to have a raid 5 array on my main (win 7) computer using a highpoint raid controller. I used to think if any part died I could replace it, so I was safe as long as I did not ...
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Linux access to Windows 7 dynamic volumes (striped or mirrored)
I'm considering setting up a dual-boot system for the first time for many years. My plan for the system is to set it up as follows:
SSD for both system partitions
2 identical hard disks, split into ...
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RAID Configuration 'seen' through
I have a RAID0 (striped) configuration with the following:
64GB SSD
128GB SSD
640GB HDD
I'm turning my PC into a hackintosh, and the installer loaded properly, BUT
The installer saw the individual ...
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How to create a software RAID-1 array on Windows 7 not spanning whole disks
I have a brand new PC dual booting out of a single SSD drive (win7+debian).
I added a couple of 2T hd I want to use from both Win & Linux.
My target is to have two separate RAID-1 arrays on four ...
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UEFI and RAID1 Nightmare
1 CPU: AMD FX-8150 Zambezi 3.6Ghz Socket AM3+ 125W 8-core
RAM: CORSAIR Vengeance LP 16Gb (4x4Gb) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM 1866 CML16GX3M4A1866C9B
Mobo: ASUS M5A97 LE R2.0 AMD 970
PSU: Thermaltake TR2 TR-...
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Sharing an Intel RST between Windows and Linux
I have an Intel z68 motherboard, which makes use of Intel Rapid Storage Technology (RST) -- Version 10.5. If possible, I'd like to split my RAID 1+0 RST drive equally between a Linux and Windows ...
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