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Re: Disk rollover...
exactly, there's no way to now if one drive will fail, or if something will happen that renders all four drives useless at exactly the same time, or anywhere in between. Just to clarify, we're not talking about raid0 here. We're talking about windows' dynamic disks, used to create a dynamic volume, spanning more than one drive, which can have more drives added to the same volume to increase capacity at your whimsy. Although the same results apply as they do in a raid0 setup, one drive gone, whole volume toast.
We must keep in mind, it is only TV shows. Your life isn't going to end because you lost all of this season's American Idol. And if you like American Idol that much, back it up. Hard drives are all about having easy access to something. Not about always having access.
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