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Raid with dual SATA drives in G5?
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Perhaps someone has already asked this, but do the G5's support a RAID setup if you get two SATA drives?
Waiting for my dualie...
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Yes, you can definitely use the Apple software RAID setup on two internal SATA hard drives in the G5. 'twould be interesting to find a hardware solution to put an SATA cable to a hardware RAID controller, and thence to >= 2 drives
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SWEET!
Thanks for the info!
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Originally posted by rlmorel:
Perhaps someone has already asked this, but do the G5's support a RAID setup if you get two SATA drives?
Waiting for my dualie...
Just make sure that you can boot off of a RAID - I am not sure this is posible with Mac OS X. There can be only 2 drives in the G5 - So this might not work.
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GACK! Good point...I had forgotten that might be an issue...
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I'm running 10.2.6 on a G4 & booting off a RAID. If you can't do it with Apple's built in RAID software and factory drives I would be suprised. (Mine boots off a PCI ATA/133 RAID card)
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Apple's built in raid allows booting.
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