Thanks for all your responses..
The answer was yes, but not the most ideal situation.
See below for one explanation.
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> Yes, but you cannot stripe them together and thus you would write to the
> disks in serial fashion.
>
> i.e. 9.1 + 18.1 = 27.2GB, but you would not start using the disk space on
> the 18.1GB disk until the 9.1 disk is full. (this does not give you any kind
> of performance improvement as striping similar disks would)....
Original question:
> > Hello.
> >
> > Is it possible to concatenate two unlike disks together
> > using ODS 4.0? The two disks are an 9.1GB 7200rpm and an
> > 18.1GB 10000rpm.
> >
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