Whether or not you can use different size drives depends on your controller.
Some will let you  and some will not. If you replace the bad drives in your
array with different size drives, make sure the replacements are larger than
the remaining working drive.

Why not replace all the drives?   Because all the drives are not bad. There
is nothing that says you can't replace all the drives, just no reason to
unless you suspect that the remaining working drive(s) will fail soon or you
are extra paranoid.

When you rebuild the array, you must make sure that the controller says it
is 100% done. If not you did not rebuild the drive and you still have an
empty drive.

Jamy

-----Original Message-----
From: Brett Wesoloski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 1:09 PM
To: MSWinNT Discussions
Subject: Ok last question


OK it is two.

You do not have to have all the drives be the same size right?  They will
just only use which ever is the smallest correct?

Two why not replace all the drives if it is not working?

Three if you start to create the spare do you have to wait until all the
data is transfered or could you start it shut it down and on shut down
would it finish transfering the data.  I know this is a long shot.  But
the second disk only seems to go bad after being on so long.  It never
crashs on shut down or start up.

Thanks for all the help today.

Brett

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