how can i install a RAID 0 without a disket?
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Nope, if windows XP doesnt recognise the raid you will need to d/ownload the drives. If you don't have the drivers windows will not recognise teh drive. You need to do a search on google for the Sata drivers, if its on board try looking on the Motherboards manfacturers website.
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your answer is here http://www.ntfs.com/ntfs_basics.htm
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Get 2 of these and hook them up in a RAID!\n\n\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16822144160
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Assuming that the device exists as /dev/dvd\n\nFirst you need somewhere to mount it and you need to be root to do it. Create a mount point eg mkdir /media/dvd, put a disk in the drive and then mount the disk with the command mount /dev/dvd -t iso9660 /media/dvd
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when installing the o/s, there will be a prompt to hit f 6 to install the raid drivers and build the raid array
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Download daemon tools\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=download+daemon+tools\n\n\nIt's small and free. Install it. Open it. Right click it's icon on the taskbar. Mount image, select your drive, select the cue. Will work. Cheers.\n\ngo to my computer and open the program
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u'll definitelly need partitioning software\nUnfortunatelly I do not any free or trial version one.\nbut instead of Partition Magic u can try Disk Director.\nthat is cheaper for 20 $\nand even  is more functional then Partition Magic is.\nTry it rather then wasting ur time with no use.\nanyway, if somthing goes wrong they(Acronis) have money-back guarantee within 30 days, so u don't lose anything.\nhope it'll help.
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do you mean just backing up data and you need help with doing that or do you mean making a clone of the hard drive and hence need some imaging tools like nortons ghost or true image by acronis or something to that extent also if you do a search on google for unattended that is a good one, its by sourceforge.net\n\nThat should help you out somewhat, I suggest you post back with some more info :)
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Of caurse u can,\ni'd say u have to make partitions.\ni'll need software to do that.\nwell, one above advise Partition Magic,\nbut there is another partitioning software called \nDisk Director (it's Acronis company product)\nit's cheaper for 20$ + it has some features that Partition Magic doesn't have. \nSo, considering that all,   i'd recommend u Disk DIrector
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You can create a RAID 0 setup because some hdd managers just see one disk instead of array.\nA RAID 0 splits data across 2 (or more) disks thus it provides with hdd speed advantage. However I strongly recommend to special software in order to backup a RAID 0 setup because the corruption of only one disk leads to the complete data loss
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Sounds good, but I would make a suggestion...\n\nGet 2 of the HDD's and configure it in a RAID 0 for better read/write speeds.  Or get at least 2 more and configure it into a RAID 0+1 that would give you the speed benefit and provide data protection, too.\n\nMy system speeded up tremendously when I did that.  It once took about an 1.5 hours to copy a DVD movie.  After I configured my system with a RAID 0, the time was reduced to about 25 minutes.\n\nJust a thought.....
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The mobo should be your starting point. RAID is supported by the mobo, not the drives. The drives just plug into the mobo. You can expand your array by using a PCI RAID card in one of the slots. \n\nhttp://www.mysuperpc.com/motherboard.shtml
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Medic was right, except he/she didn't realize you are trying to run IDE raid with two different IDE controllers.  You can't do that.  If your motherboard doesn't support IDE RAID, then you are going to have to use both hard drives through the PCI IDE controller, assuming it's RAID capable.  If it isn't, I'd go with 4 SATA drives.
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Hi Funguy,\n\nYou can try Microsoft Virtual PC / Microsoft Virtual Server (Latest) to make a virtual OS installation without partitioning your hard drive.\n\nIt creates a FILE with extension .vhd which acts as a hard drive for your virtual OS.\n\nwhich can be Linux, Windows 2003, or Win98 \n\nRegards,\nYatin Bhatt
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It depends, if you already have a setup of windows, then Files may be lost. Its 100% easier to assign RAID when first installing your operating system to prevent loss of files.
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i fail to see why you need both OS's on a server, butif you insist. then you'll have to format your drive and install XP 1st so it can boot of the 1st partition
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There is no way to install it without the code. If it is a legal copy then just email them and they will send you the code. You'll probably have to scan the facee of the disk and email those scans to them.