dva fizična diska v 1 navideznega? se to da?

Softwerski raid

Ena varianta je da disk 2 mountaš kot folder na 1 disku. To se da narest v win2k/xp ali kasnejših pri disk managerju al pa pri formatiranju.

kaj?

dejte mau več povedat....

g00gle pod storage manager vrže tolk različnih stvari..tku da..?

wxp pro...sp2

mam dva različna diska...k bi ju rad _KAKORKOLI_ povezal...da bi ju videl le kot enega ;

konkretno, mam en veliiiik torrent, pa cel disk je premali...za cel torrent..zato bi to rabu!

torej, še enrkat, kako? in kaj moram naredit! in kaako naredit :)

To, kar je napisal Izi, ni čisto res. Če uporabiš spanned volume, se particija (volume) avtomatsko povečuje za toliko, koliko si dodal diska oz. prostora. Pa tudi podatki na diskih niso izgubljeni (na osnovni particiji oz. volume).
Postopek je na grobo naslednji:
Imeti moraš dinamične diske in nato lahko po mili volji dodajaš spanned volumes v odvisnosti od tega, koliko prostora potrebuješ.
Še eno opozorilo: Če crkne katerikoli od diskov v spanned volume, grejo vsi podatki na tem volume v franže!

ToniT, to kar sem napisal drži za Striped Volumes, ki je v bistvi softwareski RAID 0 in z njim pridobiš na hitrosti, ker se vedno piše na vse diske hkrati.
Jebediah pa bi res lahko uporabil Spanned Volumes, imaš prav. Najprej piše na prvi disk dokler ni poln in nato šele na drugi disk. Slaba stran je, da na Spanned Volumes ne moreš naložiti OS in sistem se ne more zagnati iz tega diska, zatorej nujno rabiš še en disk iz katerega zaženeš sistem. Ampak kolikor jaz vidim pravijo, da prav tako izgubiš podatke. Karkoli izbereš, bodo podatki vedno izgubljeni. Tukaj ni rešitve. Piše: "no part of a spanned volume may be removed without destroying the entire volume", se pravi če dodaš ali odstraniš en disk so vsi podatki izgubljeni.

Simple Volumes - Formatted partition on a hard drive. Has no fault tolerance.

Spanned Volumes - Formatted partition or disk space on more than one partition or hard drive that appears as one volume. In Windows NT, this is called a volume set. Has no fault tolerance. The system or boot partitions cannot be included in a spanned volume. FAT, FAT32 and NTFS file systems may be included. Space from two to thirty two dynamic disks can be included. If one disk on the spanned volume fails, all data is lost, and no part of a spanned volume may be removed without destroying the entire volume.

Striped Volumes - Also called disk stripingor a striped set in Windows NT, it is when two areas of disk space which are identical in size have half the information written on one area and the other half written on the second area. This effectively doubles the disk access speed, but provides no fault tolerance. In Windows NT, this is called a stripe set which is created on a basic disk.

Mirrored Volumes - Also known as RAID 1 or a mirror set on Windows NT, this is a fault tolerance method where data is stored on two volumes (that appear as one) rather than a single volume. This costs access time, but is fault tolerant.

RAID-5 Volumes - Require three or more areas of formatted drive space. Generating parity information can cost processor time.