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Raid 0 external hard drives

wolfric · 2009-08-23 16:59:46

I have two "1 tb" hard drives which i use for storage. Both are 95% full but i want to raid 0 them both together. As far as i can gather it can be done.... but does it require wiping both hard drives clean to do it? how would it work if i didn't plug them both in on bootup? (both usb)

23-08-2009 5:59pm

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I have two "1 tb" hard drives which i use for storage. Both are 95% full but i want to raid 0 them both together. As far as i can gather it can be done.... but does it require wiping both hard drives clean to do it? how would it work if i didn't plug them both in on bootup? (both usb)

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#2 23-08-2009 6:11pm

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You would need to wipe them to Raid them. Why do you want to raid external drives though? AFAIK, you can't raid external drives. Not easily anyway.

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#3 23-08-2009 6:17pm

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Well most of my files don't split into 2 catagories and i don't want to have to go searching in both drives for files that i need. I'd like to have them all in one list...

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