raid 0 problems

[Technomage]

On Sunday 26 March 2006 22:10, Craig White wrote:
> >
> > still though, thanks for the chuckle. that was worth a few good laughs.
> > :)
>
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> you are coming off as a complete ass.

thank you for your "understanding". I will endeavor to try harder in the 
future.

>
> If the drive is not functional as you said it is, and a RAID 0 as you
> stated, then your only options are as Alan stated, changing controller
> electronics or as Nathan suggested, what is commonly referred to as
> clean room technology, swapping platters. Either process would require
> at least one identical hard drive to the dead one.

that was already understood.

>
> However, given your nasty replies that your lack of comprehension of the
> problem or the wisdom of the solutions being suggested, you can rest
> assured that I won't be making any other suggestions on this topic nor
> any other that concerns you as you seem to have no ability to appreciate
> or comprehend the extent of the answers given.

thank you.

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"understanding is a three edged sword" -- Capt. John J. Sheridan - Babylon 5