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Perhaps I didn't explain things clearly enough. Perhaps I didn't follow your response (Lurk). It's a much simpler problem that you're assuming (I think). Let me go through this again: I have a XServe G5 with a single boot volume containing OSX. This is completely and utterly separate from the...

r u sure you're not trying to plug the monitor into the ethernet port? just kidding

r u sure it's a dual video card or just a single video card with two different types of hookup?

Compile ttcp (ftp://ftp.sgi.com/sgi/src/ttcp/) and run destination: ttcp -r -B | tar xpbf - source: tar cvBf - file/ | ttcp -t -B <destination address>

Open a Terminal, cd into the directory you want and type: find . To quit the process type Cntrl+C If you want to write all that output into a text file type: find . >> /path/to/file.txt The file will be made and doesn't have to preexist.

WiebeTech (http://www.wiebetech.com/home.php) offers some cheap little RAIDs in little enclosures which may suit you well and they hook up via FireWire or USB. I assume a XServe RAID is out of the question. Hardware malfunction will destory a RAID no matter how you look at it. Hard backup is...

I have an XServe RAID hooked up (via PCI fibre-channel) to a XServe G5. The RAID is configured level 50 which requires both hardware and software configuration (hardware will RAID level 5 each controller and software RAID to stripe the level 5's together [RAID 0]). Of course, as is typical...