Windows 7: Mirrored Volume

[7D8]

So I discovered the Mirrored Volume option completed by accident. I would like to have disk HDD1 be a data drive that many OS's on partitions can access. If I select this method and save data to it from another OS, and then log into Windows, will it just automatically duplicate the data?

 

[Johnwalton]

Window 7 is my favorite window and still i am using this window because working speed very fast.I would like to have disk HDD1 be a data drive that many OS's on partitions can access. If I select this method and save data to it from another OS, and then log into Windows, will it just automatically duplicate the data?

 

[Raffaz]

This is RAID that your referring to. You are both very vague as to what you want.
It sounds like you have 2 drives and you want one OS and one data, this is not RAID, RAID makes multiple drives act as one, please give me more information if i have gave the wrong advice

 

[7D8]

This is RAID that your referring to. You are both very vague as to what you want.
It sounds like you have 2 drives and you want one OS and one data, this is not RAID, RAID makes multiple drives act as one, please give me more information if i have gave the wrong advice

I have four Hard Drives

1. OS1: Windows
2. OS2: Linux
3. HDD1: Data storage
4. HDD2: Backup for HDD1

If I use Windows 7 Mirrored Volume Option on HDD1 and HDD2, effectively turning them into a fake RAID 1 mirrored drive, and I Log out of windows and log into Linux. I proceed to work on a file located on HDD1. Will my changes, that I made in Linux on HDD1, replicate onto HDD2 the next time I log into Windows?