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What is the best way to RAID 0?
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I'm wanting to use two of the 4 drives in the Mac Pro in RAID 0 for speed, and I wonder what you all would recommend for this? SoftRAID? hardware RAID? etc? It has to work on the new MacPro and two 500GB Drive.. Easy to do would help too!
thanks for the advise..
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iMac 17" Core Duo 1GB RAM, & 2 iPhones 8GB, and a Nano in a pear tree!
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Hi Moose, got a document not found error, but are you referring to the built in RAID 0 of OS X? This is the best way? I sure hope so, cause it's free... all I need then is just two identical drives and I set it, and forget it?
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Mac Pro 3.0, ATI 5770 1GB VRAM, 10GB, 2xVelociraptor boot RAID, 4.5TB RAID0 storage, 30" & 20" Apple displays.
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iMac 17" Core Duo 1GB RAM, & 2 iPhones 8GB, and a Nano in a pear tree!
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Originally Posted by UnixMac
Hi Moose, got a document not found error,
Click on the link instead of copy/pasting.
Originally Posted by UnixMac
but are you referring to the built in RAID 0 of OS X? This is the best way?
Define "best." It's almost certainly perfectly acceptable for your purposes.
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