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From: DevilsPGD on 25 Sep 2008 14:24
In message <8a4dd$48db4158$3ec3e0b7$3081(a)news.chello.nl> "Joep"
<available(a)request.nl> wrote:

>"DevilsPGD" <spam_narf_spam(a)crazyhat.net> schreef in bericht
>news:38dld4h592j3vm1rmj3jcjhpgoe5j80ek2(a)4ax.com...
>> In message <15208$48da9703$3ec3e0b7$24280(a)news.chello.nl> "Joep"
>> <available(a)request.nl> wrote:
>>
>>>"Stephen" <yes(a)its.invalid> schreef in bericht
>>>news:5evkd45phv1alomr384bnocigu14b0mcj2(a)4ax.com...
>>>>>Thanks in advance!
>>>>
>>>> For dynamic disks, windows stores the info needed to access them on
>>>> another drive. I found that out when I re-formatted one and lost
>>>> access to the other one.
>>>
>>>You can make a single disk dynamic. So where's that info stored then?
>>>
>>
>> Each and every dynamic disk has enough information to understand the
>> structure and to allow Windows to figure out which volumes belong to
>> which set even if the disks are moved to another computer in the wrong
>> order.
>>
>
>Each disk contains *all* info. It's not on another disk, it is not 'just'
>enough, each disk contains a complete LDM database.

Funny, that's *exactly* what I juts said. I didn't even use the word
"just"
From: Joep on 30 Sep 2008 03:42
"DevilsPGD" <spam_narf_spam(a)crazyhat.net> schreef in bericht
>>>>You can make a single disk dynamic. So where's that info stored then?
>>>>
>>>
>>> Each and every dynamic disk has enough information to understand the
>>> structure and to allow Windows to figure out which volumes belong to
>>> which set even if the disks are moved to another computer in the wrong
>>> order.
>>>
>>
>>Each disk contains *all* info. It's not on another disk, it is not 'just'
>>enough, each disk contains a complete LDM database.
>
> Funny, that's *exactly* what I juts said. I didn't even use the word
> "just"

No you didn't. Anyway, my question 'where is it stored then' wasn't really a
question. It was making a point to poster that stated " For dynamic disks,
windows stores the info needed to access them on
another drive."


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