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Rene Verstappen
Hi,
I was wondering if a RAID 1 (mirror) created by windows 2000 server can be
used as following.
When a disk in the mirror fails - is this example the IDE master, the
original single disk were windows is installed before creating the mirror -
that contains the boot section, the system is unable to start, because
boot.ini will search for the none presented harddisk. ( It's possible, but
you got to use a bootdisk that contains critical win2k server boot files)
My questions is, when my second harddisk is a exact mirror of all the
partion existed on the original harddisk, with c-partion contain all the
boot files needed, and I switch my slave harddisk - who did survive - to
master, so my boot.ini file is correct again, will the system then be able
to start normal?
Thanks in advance!
I was wondering if a RAID 1 (mirror) created by windows 2000 server can be
used as following.
When a disk in the mirror fails - is this example the IDE master, the
original single disk were windows is installed before creating the mirror -
that contains the boot section, the system is unable to start, because
boot.ini will search for the none presented harddisk. ( It's possible, but
you got to use a bootdisk that contains critical win2k server boot files)
My questions is, when my second harddisk is a exact mirror of all the
partion existed on the original harddisk, with c-partion contain all the
boot files needed, and I switch my slave harddisk - who did survive - to
master, so my boot.ini file is correct again, will the system then be able
to start normal?
Thanks in advance!