On Sunday, Jul 20, 2003, at 13:51 America/New_York, Florin Alexander Neumann wrote: > > On Sunday, Jul 20, 2003, at 13:37 Canada/Eastern, Albert W D'Amanda > wrote: > >> I(1) I didn't even know Jaguar's Disk Utility had a RAID pull down >> menu. I thought it was a tab. > *********Correct, It is a Tab > (2) You cannot drag volumes in the RAID setup tab, only drives, for > obvious reasons. > ************Correct-must drag from drives list on left side of Disk Utiility window, not the desktop icon > (3) Is your boot volume on one of those drives? RAID requires > initializing the drives, and the OS does not allow initializing the > boot drive. ******* Either drive in the pair was not the bootup drive > > (4) Keep in mind that, while Disk Utility allows you to create a RAID, > you can't use it as a boot partition. > ********Not Correct 1. Configuring for a RAID pair 2 Used Carbon Copy Cloner to clone the complete contents of the bootup drive to the RAID pair. 3.Opened System Preferences and selected the RAID pair as the bootup drive 4, RAID pair booted up just fine! albert G4 FW(800) 1.25 DP Jag 10.2.6