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To: LTBH who wrote (820)	5/25/1998 11:16:00 AM
From: Zeuspaul	Read Replies (1) of 14778

>> If you have implemented ECC on the fly and a HD crashes<< When my Win95 system crashed I had no access to my computer (except BIOS and A drive) I do not know what caused the problem. I believe the registry was corrupted somehow. The harddrive seems to be fine now, I do not think it was a harddrive failure. Booting from the A drive and then trying to access the C drive did not work. If I had a second harddrive (D drive) residing in the machine with the identical setup as the first I would have been able to open the case and swap the drives and be up and running in an hour or less. With a RAID setup I assume the system would still have crashed. Is the drive restoration process in the BIOS of the RAID card? Would I be able to swap to the mirrored drive in the BIOS as my computer would not boot? What is ECC on the fly? Is this a RAID level? I thought ECC was a term that related to RAM. Zeuspaul

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