Here's the situation:
I just installed a new (third) hard drive to complement my existing RAID array. Win2000 assigned the letter I: to the drive (three partitions for the RAID array, two CDROMs, and one virtual CDROM use C through H). I'd like to reassign the drive to put it ahead of my CDROMs if possible. I know it doesn't really make a difference, but if it can be done I'd like to know how. This may all be moot as I will soon be reinstalling Windows, and I assume the drive letters will be reassigned then anyway, but that leads to a second question-
FDISK insists on calling the new drive C:, putting it ahead of my RAID array. Will Win2000 give me the option of installing on one drive or another? It's been a while, and I can't remember Windows asking me to choose a partition on the RAID array when I last installed it.
Thank you for your time.
I just installed a new (third) hard drive to complement my existing RAID array. Win2000 assigned the letter I: to the drive (three partitions for the RAID array, two CDROMs, and one virtual CDROM use C through H). I'd like to reassign the drive to put it ahead of my CDROMs if possible. I know it doesn't really make a difference, but if it can be done I'd like to know how. This may all be moot as I will soon be reinstalling Windows, and I assume the drive letters will be reassigned then anyway, but that leads to a second question-
FDISK insists on calling the new drive C:, putting it ahead of my RAID array. Will Win2000 give me the option of installing on one drive or another? It's been a while, and I can't remember Windows asking me to choose a partition on the RAID array when I last installed it.
Thank you for your time.