OS RAID qns

shiroyuki03

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hi all

i intend to install my OS on RAID 0 on SSD. the qns is how am i going to make an image of it so when my pc crashes, i can just reimage back.

im not sure if this is the correct location to put. if its wrong. mod pls help me move. thanks!
 

Piezoq

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hi all

i intend to install my OS on RAID 0 on SSD. the qns is how am i going to make an image of it so when my pc crashes, i can just reimage back.

im not sure if this is the correct location to put. if its wrong. mod pls help me move. thanks!

The raid array is seen as a volume in the OS. It can be imaged and restored like a normal disk. However, I suggest testing the recovery process and confirming it works because like they say, **** happens.

I've restored a raid array onto a single disk but that was only data.
 

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if SSD, i think raid 1 or raid is no diff (performance) to you ? got diff ?
 

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The raid array is seen as a volume in the OS. It can be imaged and restored like a normal disk. However, I suggest testing the recovery process and confirming it works because like they say, **** happens.

I've restored a raid array onto a single disk but that was only data.

yea in windows it can be seen as a volume. but use programs like Ghost, it only detect drives not volume... i wonder how to image it as i also want to reimage it back when system crashes.

well thanks for the tip. i will give it a try.
 
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