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Troubleshooting

Striped Sets Cannot Be Seen on System

Problem

When you move a set of striped drives from system A to system B,

system B sees the set of striped drives physically, but cannot see a file

system on the striped set.

Explanation/Fix

The Windows NT system that creates the striped set is the only system

that can see the file system on the striped set because the system

updates the System Registry for that striped set and enables the Ftdisk

driver (Fault tolerant).

If you move that striped set to another Windows NT system that has

never created a striped set, the new Windows NT system can see the

set of striped drives, but because the striped set is not in the System

Registry and the Ftdisk driver is not enabled, the system cannot see a

file system on the striped set.

Avid provides a utility, Disk Mounter, that allows you to create a set of

striped drives on one Windows NT system and then move that set of

striped drives to another Windows NT system. How to use the utility

is explained in the Avid utilities guide that ships with every

Windows NT system. The book is small so don’t overlook it. If you

follow the instructions for the use of Disk Mounter you should have

no problems moving striped sets from one system to another.

You should also use the Disk Mounter utility to store the registry information

on the striped set in case you need to rebuild the system using the Avid Setup

and Product Recovery CD-ROM. You can then take the registry information

from the striped set and place it back into the System Registry in the newly

created system.

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