Is it possible to create raid 0 from disk partitions?

What's the deal with these questions? Buy an SSD already, that should be plenty fast for your high-performance i386 gaming machine.
 
In ZFS it is. Matter-of-fact, best practices for ZFS is to always partition disks, and give the partitions human-intelligible names. Even if ZFS uses the whole disk, in which case just create one large partition.

When using gstripe, I think it is possible; the documentation seems to indicate that the "provider" needs to be a block device, so both a whole disk and a partition should work. Clearly, striping over two partitions on the same disk would be insane for most workloads.

What are you really trying to accomplish? Instead of asking us for technical details, why don't you explain the problem?
 
Which still doesn't address the Question: Why in the name of the holy 8 bits would you want to install on a raid0?
1 Disk/Partition dies, and takes the other Disk(s)/Partition(s) with it into the "Data-Nirvana"....

Happened to me, burned my fingers, never again.....
 
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