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SUMMARYFtDisk, the Windows NT fault tolerant driver, provides the mechanisms for redundant data storage, volume management, and dynamic data recovery. MORE INFORMATION
Dynamic data recovery is only available on SCSI drives. FtDisk works
between the physical disk drivers and the file system drivers, and works
with all the supported files systems (FAT, HPFS, and NTFS). Windows NT file
system (NTFS) is the only file system with built-in data recovery
mechanisms.
Fault tolerant volumes include mirror sets (RAID 1) and stripe sets with parity (RAID 5). Note: If FtDisk finds a bad sector on a fault tolerant volume, and the physical disk supports spare sectors, and has spare sectors available, FtDisk replaces the sector. This is true for all tree supported file systems (FAT, HPFS, and NTFS); the file system remains unaware of this mechanism. For more information on NTFS, see "Inside the Windows NT File System" by Helen Custer. Additional query words: prodnt ft ntfaqset
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