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Setting up RAID 0

Dempsey · 2004-06-29 14:47:34

Right, I'm trying to setup RAID 0 on my Abit IC7-G. The first problem I've encountered is that neither of my 36Gb Raptors (SATA 1 & 2) are being detected in the BIOS RAID utility. The 200Gb (SATA 3) is the only one in there. Xp Pro detects the three of them. Whats wrong?

29-06-2004 2:47pm

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Dempsey

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Right, I'm trying to setup RAID 0 on my Abit IC7-G. The first problem I've encountered is that neither of my 36Gb Raptors (SATA 1 & 2) are being detected in the BIOS RAID utility. The 200Gb (SATA 3) is the only one in there. Xp Pro detects the three of them. Whats wrong?

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#2 29-06-2004 3:16pm

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bit of a guess here, but I think I read that you have to have both drives set to master ? i'm too lazy to google it, but might be worth a shot

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#3 29-06-2004 3:29pm

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I overlooked enabling RAID Mode in Onchip Serial SATA. Thanks, i kept overlooking that part of the BIOS.

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