ThinkServer Tower TS200 HDD capacity?

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  cpugeek80

  I'm working on an Optiplex GX620 Tower form that will be used in the office at our Church. The HARD drive has been fired from another computer that leave work. It's a Maxtor 80 GB SATA with Windows XP installed on drive. When I turn on the computer, this is the message that appears:

  

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  cpugeek80
   
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  OsirisGuy

  I would like to know if the PE2950 recognizes HARD more 2 TB disk capacities.

  N ° the only way it will be H700 or PERC is newer. There are members of the community who have successfully installed these controllers in older systems, but it is not a validated/taken configuration supported.

  OsirisGuy

  For example, will (6) 3 TB will only be recognized as 12 to for RAID0 configuration, but ~ 9 TB for RAID1?

  A 3 RAID 1 drive is not possible, but I understand what you're asking. Yes, the operating system sees only the available space. The disks used for parity or mirroring are not presented to the OS. What the operating system is these readers do not exist.

  OsirisGuy

  Furthermore, I believe that the operating system must also manage the RAID, so I don't know if the software and the RAID controller will be all conflicts.

  The operating system does not support the RAID, but he needs to be able to communicate correctly with the RAID controller. He communicates by the driver within the OS. I suggest to find out if the driver is compatible with your operating system. If your OS is similar to an operating system such as RHEL, then it will probably work.

  OsirisGuy

  I read that the HARD drive will need the Dell firmware. If we use third party records (e.g., Seagate or WD; not Dell), is it still possible?

  Reference Dell readers should not on our servers. You may experience problems of communication with discs not Dell, but we do not force the use of our readers.

  Thank you

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  iMac late 2009 Windows 7 drivers

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