mindre harddiske til en stor ?

prøv at søg på software raid, men du skal nok have Windows NT / 2000 eller ofcos linux/unix for at du kan bruge det, ellers findes der også hardware baseret raid system, som er at fortrække, meeen de koster en del penge.

det var hurtigt. det er nogle 500 til 800 Mb hardiske jeg har og det var tænkt til win98 og det skulle helst være et gratis program.

Well, det virker best hvis det er to indentiske hdd'er. Men du kan jo prøve at kigge på http://www.fluidstudios.com/fsraid.html

jeg har downloaded fsraid og kigget lidt på det. Så vidt jeg kan forstå, kan det samle,splitte, reperere og konstatere corrupted files. men hvordan det kan samle diske kan jeg ikke se. hvis det kan må du gerne forklare.

"So what’s this program for, anyway? (a.k.a. What are PAR files?)
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Have you ever downloaded a large set of files that is completely useless because a small subset of those files were corrupt or missing? This happens quite often in the Usenet Newsgroups.
Let’s consider a common example: say there are 100 files on a website or newsgroup that you want to download. A common example is a set of RAR files (often named with extensions like rar, r01, r02, etc.) In order to extract this archive, you’ll need every single file in the RAR archive set. If any one file is corrupt, your entire RAR archive could be useless – newsgroups are notorious for this.

If the person distributing these files had made a set of PAR files and placed them online, your problems might just be solved. Just download the PAR files and place them in the same directory as your data files. If the number of PAR files is equal to or exceeds the number of corrupt files, then the PAR files can be used to restore the original files.

PAR files contain very rigorous fingerprinting data on the original file set, so with a tool like FSRaid, you can accurately determine which of your original files is valid, which are corrupt, etc.

It doesn’t matter how many files are corrupt, as long as you have as many, or more, PAR files than you have corrupt or missing data files. It also doesn’t matter which files go bad. A single PAR file can restore any one of the original files."

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