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~Speed ::
Tle verjetno misliš na c: in d: particiji, je tko?
Dva fizična diska se pa ne da kar tko združil. Se jih pa da "spravit" k sodelovanju, kot da je en sam, recimo.
Look into RAID systems.
Dva fizična diska se pa ne da kar tko združil. Se jih pa da "spravit" k sodelovanju, kot da je en sam, recimo.
Look into RAID systems.
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iMark ::
Ma tko mislem da če je en fizični disk deljen na C (20 gb) in D (30 GB) naredit da bi bil samo C 50 GB?
~Speed ::
Ja, štekam.
No, sej je že delfincek odgovoru.
Uporabi aplikacijo, ki to omogoča. Več jih je na trgu, recimo partition magic, acronis disk manager itd...
Pri teh aplikacijah je dobro to, da po spremembni ne izgubiš podatkov.
Ti sam vse skupi najprej defragmentirej, in potem zašibaj enga od teh programov in spoji particiji po želji.
Še prej pa, seveda, back up poomembnih podatkov!
:)
Link:
Dve ali več particije v eno >>
hth
No, sej je že delfincek odgovoru.
Uporabi aplikacijo, ki to omogoča. Več jih je na trgu, recimo partition magic, acronis disk manager itd...
Pri teh aplikacijah je dobro to, da po spremembni ne izgubiš podatkov.
Ti sam vse skupi najprej defragmentirej, in potem zašibaj enga od teh programov in spoji particiji po želji.
Še prej pa, seveda, back up poomembnih podatkov!
:)
Link:
Dve ali več particije v eno >>
hth
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rebro ::
Zdravo!
Ko se že ravno pogovarjate o podobni temi, mene pa zanima, kako mergaš 2 fizična diska v eno particijo...recimo če imam 2*80GB spomina v kišti, da dobim ven eno (c:\) patricijo 160GB (no, malo manj...kateri program uporabit?...
Ko se že ravno pogovarjate o podobni temi, mene pa zanima, kako mergaš 2 fizična diska v eno particijo...recimo če imam 2*80GB spomina v kišti, da dobim ven eno (c:\) patricijo 160GB (no, malo manj...kateri program uporabit?...
~Speed ::
2 ločena diska spravit na eno particijo?
Ni možno.
Ni možno.
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sinko999 ::
Malo branja: .. in ne bom prevedel !
Dynamic disks and volumesDynamic disks provide features that basic disks do not, such as the ability to create volumes that span multiple disks (spanned and striped volumes), and the ability to create fault tolerant volumes (mirrored and RAID-5 volumes). All volumes on dynamic disks are known as dynamic volumes.
There are five types of dynamic volumes: simple, spanned, striped, mirrored, and RAID-5. Mirrored and RAID-5 volumes are fault tolerant and are available only on computers running Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Advanced Server, Windows 2000 Datacenter Server, or Windows XP. However, you can use a computer running Windows XP Professional to create mirrored and RAID-5 volumes on these operating systems.
Regardless of whether the dynamic disk uses the master boot record (MBR) or GUID partition table (GPT) partition style, you can create up to 2,000 dynamic volumes per disk group, although the recommended number of dynamic volumes is 32 or less per disk.
For information about managing dynamic volumes, see Manage dynamic volumes.
Limitations of dynamic disks and dynamic volumes
When using dynamic volumes, the following limitations apply:
When installing Windows XP Professional. If a dynamic volume is created from unallocated space on a dynamic disk, you cannot install Windows XP Professional on that volume. However, you can extend the volume (if it is a simple or spanned volume). This setup limitation occurs because Windows XP Professional Setup recognizes only dynamic volumes that have an entry in the partition table.
Portable computers. Dynamic disks are not supported on portable computers, removable disks, detachable disks that use Universal Serial Bus (USB) or IEEE 1394 (also called FireWire) interfaces, or on disks connected to shared SCSI buses. If you are using a portable computer and right-click a disk in the graphical or list view in Disk Management, you will not see the option to convert the disk to dynamic.
Dual-boot computers. Dynamic volumes (and the data they contain) cannot be accessed by, or created on, computers running MS-DOS, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows NT 4.0, or Windows XP Home Edition that are configured to dual-boot with Windows XP Professional or Windows XP. If you want computers running these operating systems to be able to access the data, store the data on basic volumes instead. For information about basic volumes, see Basic disks and volumes.
When extending a volume. If a basic volume is converted to dynamic (by converting a basic disk to dynamic), it may or may not have an entry in the partition table depending on whether that volume was a system or boot partition. If the converted volume was a system or boot partition it retains an entry in the partition table. You can install Windows XP Professional on the volume, but you cannot extend it. If the converted volume was not a system or boot volume it does not have an entry in the partition table. You cannot install Windows XP Professional on the volume, but you can extend it.
On Windows 2000, volumes converted from partitions have an entry in the partition table. On Windows XP Professional, volumes converted from partitions do not have an entry in the partition table unless the partitions were system or boot partitions. In Disk Management, you can see if a volume has an entry in the partition table by right-clicking the volume. If Extend Volume is disabled, the volume has an entry in the partition table.
You can install Windows XP Professional only on simple and mirrored dynamic volumes, and these volumes must have entries in the partition table (which means that these volumes were system or boot volumes).
Dynamic disks and volumesDynamic disks provide features that basic disks do not, such as the ability to create volumes that span multiple disks (spanned and striped volumes), and the ability to create fault tolerant volumes (mirrored and RAID-5 volumes). All volumes on dynamic disks are known as dynamic volumes.
There are five types of dynamic volumes: simple, spanned, striped, mirrored, and RAID-5. Mirrored and RAID-5 volumes are fault tolerant and are available only on computers running Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Advanced Server, Windows 2000 Datacenter Server, or Windows XP. However, you can use a computer running Windows XP Professional to create mirrored and RAID-5 volumes on these operating systems.
Regardless of whether the dynamic disk uses the master boot record (MBR) or GUID partition table (GPT) partition style, you can create up to 2,000 dynamic volumes per disk group, although the recommended number of dynamic volumes is 32 or less per disk.
For information about managing dynamic volumes, see Manage dynamic volumes.
Limitations of dynamic disks and dynamic volumes
When using dynamic volumes, the following limitations apply:
When installing Windows XP Professional. If a dynamic volume is created from unallocated space on a dynamic disk, you cannot install Windows XP Professional on that volume. However, you can extend the volume (if it is a simple or spanned volume). This setup limitation occurs because Windows XP Professional Setup recognizes only dynamic volumes that have an entry in the partition table.
Portable computers. Dynamic disks are not supported on portable computers, removable disks, detachable disks that use Universal Serial Bus (USB) or IEEE 1394 (also called FireWire) interfaces, or on disks connected to shared SCSI buses. If you are using a portable computer and right-click a disk in the graphical or list view in Disk Management, you will not see the option to convert the disk to dynamic.
Dual-boot computers. Dynamic volumes (and the data they contain) cannot be accessed by, or created on, computers running MS-DOS, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows NT 4.0, or Windows XP Home Edition that are configured to dual-boot with Windows XP Professional or Windows XP. If you want computers running these operating systems to be able to access the data, store the data on basic volumes instead. For information about basic volumes, see Basic disks and volumes.
When extending a volume. If a basic volume is converted to dynamic (by converting a basic disk to dynamic), it may or may not have an entry in the partition table depending on whether that volume was a system or boot partition. If the converted volume was a system or boot partition it retains an entry in the partition table. You can install Windows XP Professional on the volume, but you cannot extend it. If the converted volume was not a system or boot volume it does not have an entry in the partition table. You cannot install Windows XP Professional on the volume, but you can extend it.
On Windows 2000, volumes converted from partitions have an entry in the partition table. On Windows XP Professional, volumes converted from partitions do not have an entry in the partition table unless the partitions were system or boot partitions. In Disk Management, you can see if a volume has an entry in the partition table by right-clicking the volume. If Extend Volume is disabled, the volume has an entry in the partition table.
You can install Windows XP Professional only on simple and mirrored dynamic volumes, and these volumes must have entries in the partition table (which means that these volumes were system or boot volumes).
Ni? ni ve?no !
Tarzan ::
Particije na fizično ločenih trdih diskih lahko skupaj spojiš na več načinov, JBOD - ni nujno da se enako velike, ali pa s kakšno od različic RAID polja. O tem je bilo že veliko povedanega.
~Speed ::
bajsibajsi: ja sm sigurn. Fizično je nemogoče, softwersko pa itaq da ja. RAID pops up into mind here...
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bajsibajsi ::
"Ko se že ravno pogovarjate o podobni temi, mene pa zanima, kako mergaš 2 fizična diska v eno particijo...recimo če imam 2*80GB spomina v kišti, da dobim ven eno (c:\) patricijo 160GB (no, malo manj...kateri program uporabit?..."
~Speed ti je njegovo vprasanje v mislih vzbudilo vprasanje, da zeli dva diska fizicno zdruziti? :=)
~Speed ti je njegovo vprasanje v mislih vzbudilo vprasanje, da zeli dva diska fizicno zdruziti? :=)
mauro ::
Jst bi tud vprašu, če ima kdo izkušnje z partition magic - om. Disk sem razdelu na 2 x60 in ker mi na D primanjkuje prostora želim razdeliti na C:30 in D:90. Zanima me a se podatki zgubijo ali pač ne.V primeruostaneš brez podatkov je program brezveze ker je to isto kot, če bi format C pa W XP ponovno naložu in tam naredu particije.
~Speed ::
Partition magic ti pre-parcira prostor na diskih BREZ izgube podatkov.
Vseeno pa ti toplo priporočam, da narediš backup vsaj tistih najpomembnejših podatkov PREDEN začneš čarati s particiami.
good luck
Vseeno pa ti toplo priporočam, da narediš backup vsaj tistih najpomembnejših podatkov PREDEN začneš čarati s particiami.
good luck
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rebro ::
Ja, Tarzan, maš prav, sam js sm mislu, če se da spojiti diska v eno particijo brez bilo kakih RAID polj, z navadno matično ploščo z običnim IDE krmilnikom.
LP
LP
ToniT ::
@rebro
Za spojitev dveh diskov v eno particijo (oz. volume, kot se to imenuje) je možno brez dodatnega hardvera v windowsih 2000 in višje.
Kako se pa to naredi, pa ti je napisal Sinko999.
Za spojitev dveh diskov v eno particijo (oz. volume, kot se to imenuje) je možno brez dodatnega hardvera v windowsih 2000 in višje.
Kako se pa to naredi, pa ti je napisal Sinko999.
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