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wctyler
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Can I defrag my RAID?
I have two WD 20 gig drives in RAID 0 using the Highpoint RAID controler on my Soyo Dragon KT400 mobo. Is there any use in defraging this array through Windows?
01-10-2004, 01:19 PM
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It's seen as a partition and should defarg just like a normal partition that would be just on one single disk.
EDIT - I'm defragging mine right now, it didn't need it, but I'm doing it anyway.
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The RAID array is seen by windows as just another single hard drive. So you should be able to defrag/scandisk etc.
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See, it works.
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01-10-2004, 01:34 PM
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Thx. I figured it would work. I'm wondering if it works correctly as it doesn't actually see the disks as they really are.
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What's important is the file system, and that's really what is being defragmented.
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I do mine once a week. No sweat go ahead.
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SeanC
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Not an issue, we defrag our 7 RAID arrays at work weekly.
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