your raid array to another board with ICH10R. Also, did you know about Intel's Matrix Raid? This simple feature alone should keep you from moving to hardware raid because you can create a Raid 0 array for the OS and a Raid 5 for file server all on the same...

solution. Good luck and I hope anyone who reads this gets there in the end. I had the same problem. I had a RAID 0 array (two 150GB velociraptors) and a 500GB storage drive. Vista would not recognize the RAID array as an installable drive unless I disconnected...

my question is: What happens if there is a disc failure? For about two years my PC is working fine with RAID 5 and several times I changed drives and just rebuild the array but if my OC is on the RAID 0 volume I will have to create new array and install OS...

prompted press 'F6' to install third party RAID or SCSI drivers. Insert the floppy. 9) Install the OS on the boot partition of the RAID array. Make sure you do not format the array during installation, since this will reset the clustersize to the default value....

SATA RAID 0 Problems. Hi I setup my Raid 0 array and installed windows xp. my old IDE drive was still connected at this time. Once I disconnected the IDE drive, windows won't load from array. I get NTLDR missing. I can't plug the old drive back in...

BIOS option (it is found in the menu on hard-drives at the bottom under SATA) and a problem because I installed RAID after the OS. This latter problem cause XP to cycle through the formatting process because it did not recognize the RAID array and installed...

the RAID array but do I need to do a low-level format to get it back to 'pristine' condition?. To keep things quick and simple - just got an adaptec 1200 RAID card however after setting up the RAID 0 (2 disk) array I installed XP. After 'Booting windows for...

time around I installed the Matrix storage manager (iata55_cd). So my problem is that the RAID array is not being recognized. When my computer boots up, I see the Intel BIOS RAID software and it says the array is online and ready (like it always has). But...

array disks made on the old system! So that's one example of a way you can protect yourself from hardware failure of the controller section of a RAID array. When you install a RAID array or whatever type AFTER the OS already is installed on a separate boot...