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08-22-2005, 08:02 AM
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Partition multiple network drives
Does anyone know if it is at all possible to create a logical partiton using multiple network drives so that they appear to be one drive? Is there any software that can create this or can you do it in XP professional?
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08-22-2005, 10:16 AM
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looking in Disk Management for WinXP, it does not show information for networked drives, So I would have to say that it is not possible in XP. But I could be wrong.
Although with Windows 2000 Server and up you could use DFS (Distributed File Shares). A brief description of this can be found HERE
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08-22-2005, 10:44 AM
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Actually I wanted to do something similair. I have 4x400GB raid-5 drive, 2x400GB seperate drives, 2x120GB raid-0 OS, a USB250GB and USB200GB.
I use the raid-5 for encoded DVDs and the other non-OS drives for TV storage. I record to the OS drive as well. Now this means that in the Video Import folder setting I have to put 5 paths in from the 5 different drives. I think it would be up to SageTV to allow shortcuts to operate as regular drives. So on my raid-5 drive I should be able to put shortcuts to the other 5 shares/drives so that I have two choices to choose from (Movie & TV) instead of the 5 I have now (Movies, TV1, TV2, USB200, USB250). Can somebody tell me if this is possible to accomplish in a plug-in or something?
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