RE: IXS server and Network Storage Spaces

[vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Adding a drive - not a problem, usually. Replacing a drive - not often a good 
time. You often need to reinstall things like Office, and some hardware changes 
will not easily be handled without a fair share of work on your part. Now I 
have heard of doing something with disk devices in Windows that is probably 
like taking DASD out of ASPs - you remove the device in Device Manager - 
haven't done this but am very interested in does it work? Fred Langa says it 
does, so???

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From: "Walden H. Leverich" <WaldenL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 

> >But there's only so much IBM can do to overcome the limits of 
> Microsoft's OS. 
> 
> Hate to say it, that's not an MS limitation. Take a drive from one PC 
> and throw it in another -- bet you'll boot! Windows is rather forgiving 
> about changes in hardware. 
> 
> -Walden 
> 
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