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We wish to restore our OS to a smaller disk configuration.
We have a Proliant with several disk arrays. We made the mistake early on of putting the system on too large a logical drive consisting of several physical drives. Basically our C: drive is 138GB (8 physical drives), of which we are only consuming 11 GB.
We want to move it to a smaller disk array and take more advantage of RAID.
But all the utilities we have seen so far (e.g. ASR and others) require that you restore to a partition of equal or greater size from which you built your backup.
Does anyone know how we can backup and restore the system disk to a smaller disk array?
Thank You.
We have a Proliant with several disk arrays. We made the mistake early on of putting the system on too large a logical drive consisting of several physical drives. Basically our C: drive is 138GB (8 physical drives), of which we are only consuming 11 GB.
We want to move it to a smaller disk array and take more advantage of RAID.
But all the utilities we have seen so far (e.g. ASR and others) require that you restore to a partition of equal or greater size from which you built your backup.
Does anyone know how we can backup and restore the system disk to a smaller disk array?
Thank You.
