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Topic: Failed to create NTFS partition on RAID5

I failed to create a partition on my RAID5 array, as the array is not recognized as a unit, but as the different HDDs it is composed of.

Bug report: #635116

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PS.: This is the first time your wonderful tool failed me. Thumbs up for the devs! smile

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Re: Failed to create NTFS partition on RAID5

Response in bug report.

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Re: Failed to create NTFS partition on RAID5

Mine, too.

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Re: Failed to create NTFS partition on RAID5

Response in bug report.

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Re: Failed to create NTFS partition on RAID5

Replied.

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Re: Failed to create NTFS partition on RAID5

Response in bug report.

7 Reply by Allnsmth (edited by Allnsmth 2011-03-01 12:44:42)

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Re: Failed to create NTFS partition on RAID5

RAID 5 enables a computer to create a single, fault tolerant storage volume out of an array of hard drives. Microsoft Windows Server includes a software RAID 5 feature that can be applied to a group of 3 to 32 hard drives. If a single drive in the RAID 5 array starts producing errors or fails, the failed drive can be safely pulled and then replaced with a new drive without data loss. Configure a RAID 5 array on a Windows Server to provide fault tolerant storage for important information.