Use disk management for creating software raid 0. Note though, that you cannot
use this on the system drive that windows is located on. Second note, if the mbr
is messed up, you lose all data on every partition and it's not easy to recover
the raid partition(s). If you have two hard drives minimum, both must be the
same size or raid will default to the size of the smallest drive. Example, drive
0 is 20 gb and drive 1 is 10 gb, the most you'll get is 20 gb in RAID0 (size of
the smallest drive plus 1/2 the size of the larger drive). Workaround for
windows nt/2k/xp for software raid, create multiple & identically sized
partitions on both drives and install xp to c: then create your raid on any
partitions after c
disk0) and d
disk1). I used to have this setup with NT4 and
was able to restore the raid partitions using a diskette, but I don't remember
the exact steps now as I'm not using raid anymore.
Regards,
Durand
