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Main => Software Forum => Topic started by: daywane on November 06, 2006, 08:14:53 pm
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Hope that made since.
I would like to put in 3 hard drives into 1 PC
but as far as windows would know it is 1 large hard drive.
3 seventy gig hard drives and have windoes see it as 1 hard drive at 210 gigs.
can this be done?
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Do I dare ask why?
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AtomicFe will not do sub folders
I want to finish up my console PC . Atomics plug n play folder can get huge rather fast.
so I hope to use the Hard Drives I have here or I will have to buy 1 very large Hard Drive
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Yes. it is called spanning. It will either be fun or impossible sepending on your version of windows.
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EDIT: Sorry posted Out of Date info.
If you are using XP or 2000, then you can span and mount the 2 extra drives into a folder on your C drive.
The 3 drives need to be formatted as NTFS, then go to "Disk Managment", convert the 2 drives to Dynamic disks, then you can create a spanned drive across them, then you can mount it as a folder.
Alternatively (and more easily) you can mount Each extra drive as a folder.
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You can use Hard Links (http://schinagl.priv.at/nt/hardlinkshellext/hardlinkshellext.html) so data on two HDD's will appear as though they are located on the one drive. Pretty easy to do.
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thanks guys.
figured if I need it, some one else has to before me :cheers: