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<blockquote data-quote="Benoire" data-source="post: 1013312" data-attributes="member: 121281"><p>Drive Pooling is probably used by a limited number of users, and I thought it would be worth my while asking generally if anyone had any trouble with that particular peice of software and MP. I was waiting for confirmation or other views before diving back in to his thread as I didn't want to post any more stuff until I was reasonably certain about the cause.</p><p> </p><p>Anyway, I'll look at the logs later and see what it says. Technically, Drivebender creates a mount point that acts like a HDD so TSWriter should see a drive called E:/ The rest is managed by the kernal drivers in terms of drivepooling and balancing, the OS does not see any different to any other drive... but you could be correct about the I/O operations as drivebender does seem to have limited my drive read capacity to something around 10MB/s before falling apart... \</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Benoire, post: 1013312, member: 121281"] Drive Pooling is probably used by a limited number of users, and I thought it would be worth my while asking generally if anyone had any trouble with that particular peice of software and MP. I was waiting for confirmation or other views before diving back in to his thread as I didn't want to post any more stuff until I was reasonably certain about the cause. Anyway, I'll look at the logs later and see what it says. Technically, Drivebender creates a mount point that acts like a HDD so TSWriter should see a drive called E:/ The rest is managed by the kernal drivers in terms of drivepooling and balancing, the OS does not see any different to any other drive... but you could be correct about the I/O operations as drivebender does seem to have limited my drive read capacity to something around 10MB/s before falling apart... \ [/QUOTE]
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