> Ok so this is my solution, pls be advised I am a > total linux nube so I am learning as I go along. I > installed opensolaris and setup rpool as my base > install on a single 1TB drive. I attached one of my > NTFS drives to the system then used a utility called > prtparts to get the name of the NTFS drive attached > and then mounted it succesfully. > I then started transfering data accross till the > drive was empty (this is currently in progress) Once > thats done I will add the empty NTFS drive to my ZFS > pool and repeat the operation with my other drives. > > This leaves me with the issue of redundancy which is > sorely lacking, ideally I would like to do the same > think directly into a zraid pool, but I understand > from what I have read that you cant add single drives > to a zraid and I want all my drives in a single pool > as only to loose the space for the pool redundancy > once. > > I havent worked out if I can transform my zpool int a > zraid after I have copied all my data. > > Once again thx for the great support. And maybe > someone can direct me to an area in a forum that > explains y I cant use sudo...
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