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From: Eugene Kosarovich <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Flyer RAID Solution
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The latest issue of VTU talks about a RAID solution for Flyer drive problems.  I
 can't remember the name of the company, but I sent for more info.  More
 important than spending a lot of money on a new RAID, they even let you install
 matched drives that you already own into their RAID system so you don't lose
 any of your investment.  They definately support Barracuda 4G drives, this has
 to be specific firmware codes, of course.  I don't know yet which other drives,
 but the RAID systems themselves are supposedly FLYER compatible.  This type of
 solution would theoretically let a FLYER user put their matched video drives in
 the RAID and get one of those 2GB HQ approved drives for the swapping video
 drive and be able to use HQ for everything.  At least this sounds feasible.

Eugene

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