Dear Paul et al,
Promis tech makes a drive controller that lets you do just this. It's a
bit pricey (about 180). It sets up two drives to mirror. Both drives get
the same info at the same time. If one drive fails you just pull it out a
boot with the second. Look at it and other variations at www.promis.com.

Joel Bluming
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On Fri, 14 Aug 1998 11:47:07 -0400 Paul Bender <[log in to unmask]>
writes:
>I am trying to find a way to complete the following on a computer I
>recently helped to assemble.  With HD prices so low, we bought 2 HD's
>with
>the intention of backing up (or copying) the 1st drive onto the 2nd
>drive
>on a daily basis.  What we are looking for is a method where this can
>be
>done automatically, and that will leave the 2nd drive in
>"ready-to-use"

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