Intel Raid chipsets - OS2
This is a discussion on Intel Raid chipsets - OS2 ; I have a question about Intel Raid chipsets. I am trying to install
ECS 2.0 RC5 onto a small raid 0 setup and the system does
not see the drive. However when set to IDE all is fine.
The chipset ...
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Intel Raid chipsets
I have a question about Intel Raid chipsets. I am trying to install
ECS 2.0 RC5 onto a small raid 0 setup and the system does
not see the drive. However when set to IDE all is fine.
The chipset in question is an Intel ICH10R on an ASUS
P5Q P45 Chipset. I have tried using DANIS506 newest version and that does
not help any as far as raid goes. Any further suggestions
would be appreciated.
Frank
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Re: Intel Raid chipsets
On Thu, 31 Jul 2008 01:18:30 UTC, "Frank Galphin" wrote:
> > As you can read in Danis docs, NO soft RAID is supported for any chipset.
>
> Hate to say your wrong but look at her chiplist.txt file for version
> 1.8.5 it clearly mentions supporting ICH7R as shown here: 0x27C3 ICH7R
> (RAID) & 0x2822 ICH8 (RAID) so I was hoping it would be carried over into
> future versions.
It just means the chipset supports RAID (aka it can boot a RAID). The driver
does not contain any RAID code to take over after BIOS.
The only RAID that are supported are the Netcell SyncRAID controllers,
but that is becuse it is a pure hardware RAID dessign, so the driver doesn't
do anything special here either.
Only way to get this supported is to convince someone to do the job -
maybe it can be ported from Linux these days......
--
Allan.
It is better to close your mouth, and look like a fool,
than to open it, and remove all doubt.
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Re: Intel Raid chipsets
My bad I guess I misread it. Oh well I'll just keep running in IDE mode.
Thanks for the help & clarification.
Frank
"Allan" wrote in message
news:YEdw17zDmnZd-pn2-sdLdE3wQ9TrB@localhost...
> On Thu, 31 Jul 2008 01:18:30 UTC, "Frank Galphin"
> wrote:
>
>> > As you can read in Danis docs, NO soft RAID is supported for any
>> > chipset.
>>
>> Hate to say your wrong but look at her chiplist.txt file for version
>> 1.8.5 it clearly mentions supporting ICH7R as shown here: 0x27C3 ICH7R
>> (RAID) & 0x2822 ICH8 (RAID) so I was hoping it would be carried over into
>> future versions.
>
> It just means the chipset supports RAID (aka it can boot a RAID). The
> driver
> does not contain any RAID code to take over after BIOS.
>
> The only RAID that are supported are the Netcell SyncRAID controllers,
> but that is becuse it is a pure hardware RAID dessign, so the driver
> doesn't
> do anything special here either.
>
> Only way to get this supported is to convince someone to do the job -
> maybe it can be ported from Linux these days......
>
> --
> Allan.
>
> It is better to close your mouth, and look like a fool,
> than to open it, and remove all doubt.