Installing software
After the copy, the repair option of Windows 2003 didn’t work (I didn’t really expect it, but a colleague of mine was sure of it :))
I did a fresh install to the single SATA, then copied my remaining data to it, break the stripe set and create a new mirror for my two old SATA drives. Now I am copying back the crucial data to the mirror set and also installing.
I am going to install only the crucial apps, like Office 2003, Norton AV, etc. The rest, I plan to install as it is needed basis. Still I got tons of software I use daily, so it will be a while.
Plus I need to cleanup my old C drive data. Joys of computers
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