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Blue_Boy

26th July 2004 10:57

mmm JM, gelieve met heel simpele woordjes te spreken en in het nederlands aub :(
**** man, die raid lijkt echt wel een hachelijke onderneming te worden...

misschien nog wat cijfertjes en tech info:
Moederbord: Asus P4G8X Deluxe (bios version: 1005)
Sata Raid Controller: Silicon Image SiI 3112 (driver versie: 1.0.0.50)
Harde schijfen te gebruiken: Maxtor 80 gig IDE 7200 rpm, 2mb cache.
Convertors: Abit SERILLEL 2/1

jmke	26th July 2004 10:59

online free translation:

"gebruik spook/de meest powerquest of andere software van de
aandrijvingsweergave om de inhoud van uw systemdrive op de
temperaturenaandrijving te kopiÃ«ren (maak bootable floppy met de
weergave zacht. op het)

creÃ«er de invalsserie met uw 2 nieuwe schijven toen reghost dat de
serie met de inhoud van de gedaane temperaturenaandrijving u niet
zelfs uw BIOS zou moeten moeten ingaan:)"

that didn't quite clear things up now? normal reply will follow soon.

kr15t0f

26th July 2004 11:15

blue_boy, zorgt gewoon eerst da ge nen back-up hebt, dan kunt ge zonder zorgen beginnen te experimenteren met RAID. Als er iets misgaat is het toch nie erg, want ge hebt toch diene back-up.

[Bonbon]

26th July 2004 11:31

dutch faq : http://www.google.be/search?hl=nl&ie...a=lr%3Dlang_nl

IKilledMyAGOIA

3rd August 2004 04:26

Quote:

Originally posted by Blue_Boy
I think i've found some good adaptors, i even saw them for 15€ each on the net.
They are made by abit and are called "SERILLEL 2"
Oh, and i btw read that most (exept for 3 or so) native hard-disks are in fact just ide's with the converter built in.
so it' s no use selling that HD, and then buying two with the converters built in when i can buy the convertor apart.
They might prove usefull these converters when i buy bigger hd's, or transfer these disks to a newer pc and so on and so forth.

find seagate 7200.7 sata drives

they are native, do very very well in ide0

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