Hayes it is the LSI Megaraid 300-8 SATA.

Didn't understand your response. If I added a drive to the array will
windows just see the expanded size?

thanks

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">Subject: [H] Any Help? FW: Raid Questions
">Date: Thu, 26 May 2005 12:33:44 -0400
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">Ok - most important -
">Have established a 4 drive array (raid5). The controller will let me add
">additional drives to the array. I have about 300G of data currently on the
">drive.
">So I plan to add 2 drives.
">
">Once windowsXP restarts will what will happen?
">-Will I have to re-initialize the  drive (the array)?
">-Will I have to re-format the drive or will it inherit the drive mapping
">structure from the initial formatting?
"
"For most hardware raid cards, the OS is not a factor as the array is
"managed
"in the RAID BIOS - whether or not it will keep your partitioning intact is
"entirely dependent on the card manufacturer. What card is this?
"
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">Any problems with the following options selected?
">------------------
">
">Write Policy options: WriteThru or WriteBack.
">Have it set to WriteThru.
">
">Read Policy
">Options: Adaptive Read Ahead -or- Read Ahead -or- Normal
">Have it set to Adaptive Read Ahead
">
">Cache Policy
">Options: Caching I/O -or- Normal
">Have it set to Caching I/O
">
">
">If it matters no battery backup on the controller but the computer has an
">UPS.
">Cache on the controller - 128 meg
">
">Thanks
">
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