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andy
Are you using something like this, which has a self-contained RAID
interface?
MobileSTOR MS2UT+ - 2 Bay eSATA/USB RAID/SAFE33/50 (Silver)
http://store.sansdigital-shop.com/moms4.html
On Mon, 29 Mar 2010 23:00:49 -0400, Yousuf Khan
wrote:
>Bought a dual-disk USB enclosure and a couple of 1.5TB drives to put
>into it. First of all, the enclosure has a built in concatenation
>feature. When using that, Windows and Linux both see it as an 800 GB
>drive, rather than a 3000 GB drive! So I put it back to regular mode,
>and we see two separate 1.5 TB drives again.
>
>Next I tried concatenating through Windows Disk Management. BTW, this is
>Windows 7 Ultimate Edition x64. When I use the Spanned Volume wizard, it
>gives the error message, "Operation is not supported by object". I then
>tried converting each disk from MBR partitions to the new GPT
>partitions, it accepted that. I then retried the Spanned Volume wizard,
>and the same message appeared. Then I tried converting them to Dynamic
>disks, but it showed the "Operation is not supported by object" message
>again. I think whatever the problem is, it's from this stage where it
>tries to convert to dynamic disks. So why isn't it accepting the
>conversion to dynamic disks?
>
> Yousuf Khan
interface?
MobileSTOR MS2UT+ - 2 Bay eSATA/USB RAID/SAFE33/50 (Silver)
http://store.sansdigital-shop.com/moms4.html
On Mon, 29 Mar 2010 23:00:49 -0400, Yousuf Khan
wrote:
>Bought a dual-disk USB enclosure and a couple of 1.5TB drives to put
>into it. First of all, the enclosure has a built in concatenation
>feature. When using that, Windows and Linux both see it as an 800 GB
>drive, rather than a 3000 GB drive! So I put it back to regular mode,
>and we see two separate 1.5 TB drives again.
>
>Next I tried concatenating through Windows Disk Management. BTW, this is
>Windows 7 Ultimate Edition x64. When I use the Spanned Volume wizard, it
>gives the error message, "Operation is not supported by object". I then
>tried converting each disk from MBR partitions to the new GPT
>partitions, it accepted that. I then retried the Spanned Volume wizard,
>and the same message appeared. Then I tried converting them to Dynamic
>disks, but it showed the "Operation is not supported by object" message
>again. I think whatever the problem is, it's from this stage where it
>tries to convert to dynamic disks. So why isn't it accepting the
>conversion to dynamic disks?
>
> Yousuf Khan