Help with spanned volumes

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Just need a bit of advice really, i have a computer that has been screwed up by someone. it has 6 hdd. 1 is used for the OS (XP sp2) the rest have been spanned into one large volume.
I need to reinstall the os from a ghost image taken before the span was created with disk management in windows.

If I reload the ghost will the spanned volume still be visable?

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I'm assuming that the spanned volume was created using Windows, and is not a hardware based solution? If this is the case then I think that it may be unable to see the spanned volume, however you may still be able to read the data from the seperate disks since it will have filled one disk before moving onto the next.

This is not something that I have seen before really as I can't see why anyone would want to create a spanned volume. Striped to enhance performance, yes, but spanned?