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can i made two arry in HP G5 from smart start CD or not<br />
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hi<br />
iam install new server HP porliant dl580 &nbsp;wih windows server ENT R2 2003 the server contain 5 hard disk each of them 147G and iam using RAID5 configuration (now i can see the hards disk as one partation) <br />
my problem is that i want to change this configuration from RAID5 to the new configuration<br />
2 hard disk must be mirror<br />
3 hard disk must be RAID5<br />
and install windows on the mirror hard disk<br />
and must i see the hard disk as two partion (can i do that with out formating the windows or must i format it)<br />
and if i can not do that how i can do the new configuration using smart start CD from HP<br />
<br />
thanks<br />

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hi
iam install new server HP porliant dl580  wih windows server ENT R2 2003 the server contain 5 hard disk each of them 147G and iam using RAID5 configuration (now i can see the hards disk as one partation) 
my problem is that i want to change this configuration from RAID5 to the new configuration
2 hard disk must be mirror
3 hard disk must be RAID5
and install windows on the mirror hard disk
and must i see the hard disk as two partion (can i do that with out formating the windows or must i format it)
and if i can not do that how i can do the new configuration using smart start CD from HP

thanks


hi
thanks for all reply
can i made two arry in HP G5 from smart start CD or not

thanks

configure 5 hard disk (2 mirror+3 RAID5) in HP server DL580

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