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Home > Forums > Server Rack > Storage: Disk, RAID and NAS/SAN > Seagate Disk & RAID solutions Forum

Raid 0 Change

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benn600 (MIS)

20 May 04 8:00

I currently have two 120 Gb. SATA hard drives as well as one 160 Gb. IDE hard drive setup as Raid 0 and would like to get the 160 Gb. out of the Raid setup and make it a separate partition because I am losing 40 Gb. in the setup I have now. I don't need the extra speed on the 160 Gb. disk. I have a MSI motherboard with Raid. Do you know if their software has what I'd like to do built in? I figure it would just take a long time if the feature was built in, however I did look in the fastbuild utility. All the data would fit into 240 Gb., so that's no problem.

Thank you!

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