Re: "Dynamic Disk": Portability?
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- From: "(PeteCresswell)" <x@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 17:07:22 -0400
Per philo:
In theory you can import a dynamic drive
but I've seen a lot of posts on Usenet where people have had problems.
I'd avoid the use
How about whatever magic "Home Server" and regular Windows Server
work to make multiple drives appear as one?
Same deal?
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PeteCresswell
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... > seven times in 24 hours to avoid a lunatic's posts.. ... Quite akin to the "Wild, ... quote a former poster here and in several other groups, "It's Usenet, bitch. ...
(rec.food.cooking) - Re: youve got 5 minutes to prep and eat
... > seven times in 24 hours to avoid a lunatic's posts.. ... Wild West". ... quote a former poster here and in several other groups, "It's Usenet, bitch. ...
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