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[Danyelle Gragsone]

good question..

How old is your mobo?  I know with some mobo's they may not support the
amount of storage your are talking about? Raid systems are usually good just
in case a HDD fails then you wont have to worry about losing so much data.

On 2/17/06, Russ <rmain at polaris.umuc.edu> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I am a college student who is trying to find time to start a project
> building a dual boot computer.  I have most of the components now.  I want
> to dual boot Windows and Linux.  Right now I have two drives at 160GB
> each, and planning on adding another for backups.  I was thinking that
> wach one of the 160GB HD's should house each operating system separately.
> Would anyone sugest RAID instead, or should I keep the files sytems
> separate?  Any advice will be appreciated, and if anyone needs
> hardware system details let me know.
>
>
> Russ Main
>
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