Re: HDOne with laptop and ExpressCard


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Re: HDOne with laptop and ExpressCard
by Jared Picune on Oct 16, 2009 at 10:36:28 pm

Looks like you caught a typo. Oops, I meant expansion.

Like many computer formats the express 34 is a standard. While the design is flaky, there is nothing we can do to improve that. That is one of the reasons we use ePCIe, because of the locking cable. Again the eSATA cable has the same issue as the express 34 cards, they can easily be removed by accident.

There is no way to tell what would happen to the RAID if the card were to come out. Most of the time it may not cause any issue, but it is possible to corrupt the data too. It really just depend on what is happening the exact second it happen. Writing being worse than reading of course.

Jared Picune
CalDigit. Serious Storage.Denver Final Cut Pro UG
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Firmtek vs. CalDigit - what do you get for the money? by Bob Cole on Oct 16, 2009 at 7:08:35 pm
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