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Disk Configuration: Mixing RAID and stand-alone disks

Asked by gjok in Computer Hard Drives, Computer Servers

Tags: Disk Configuration: Mixing RAID and stand-alone disks

Hi,
I'm very new to RAID and SATA and need to know what HDD configurations are possible.
I'm Using SATA disks ONLY.

Example 1: using 3 SATA Disks
Can I have my O/S on a single stand-alone SATA for my C: Drive
and a 2-disk RAID1 array for my D: drive

Example 2: using 4 SATA Disks
Can I have my O/S on 2-disk RAID1 array for my C: Drive
and another 2-disk RAID1 array for my D: drive

The computer in question is an HP Proliant ML110 G5 with 6 SATA ports,  but I assume all PCs are the same???

Thanks.
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