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Post by kba.. » Wed, 13 May 1998 04:00:00



What happens when you have two drives mirrored on NT 4.0 and one of the
drives fails?  Does NT display an error message?  Thanks in advance

Keith

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Mirroring

Post by Darnell Horto » Mon, 18 May 1998 04:00:00



Quote:>What happens when you have two drives mirrored on NT 4.0 and one of the
>drives fails?  Does NT display an error message?  Thanks in advance

>Keith

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Well Keith, what basically happens is that your os may not come up and you
might infact get a message from the os loader when the os is trying to come
up. depending on which drive failed you may have to edit boot.ini to get the
os back up. Then when in NT go to disk administrator and break the mirror
(of course replace the failed drive first before all of this), and then
choose the good drive and the new drive using the shift for multiple select
and reestablish the mirror. You will then live happily ever after. I know
some of the info sounds somewhat vague but I cannot remember exactly what
menus you use in disk admin and what the exact errors message may be from os
loader. Hope ive helped.

Darnell Horton Jr.
Network Engineer
ATA MIS dept.

 
 
 
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1. gporter@mirror.det.mun.ca

Hi Gerry,

The folks at telemedicine have got me on the hunt for some information
about digitizing audio from a cassette player and/or a live audio feed
from a telephone line and serving it up on a web page using real media.

Have you ever done this kind of thing?  I am thinking that they want to
explore how feasible it would be to take the audio from one of their
audioconferences and digitize it while the operator is monitoring the
program OR have it so that an individual will digitize straight from an
audio cassette.  If the original quality of the audio is telephone
quality, I guess it will be of even less quality when it is compressed
for real audio purposes???

Do you have any suggestions as to how this would take place and what
hardware/software one would need..

Thanks in advance,
Kelly
---------
o  Kelly Best
o  Multimedia Developer
o  Virtual Design Centre
o  Telemedicine/TETRA
o  Memorial University of Newfoundland
o  (709)758-8308 (T)
o  (709)737-7054 (F)
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