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- Feb 18, 2006
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- Ellensburg, WA
I have an IC7-G and two hard drives in raid-0. Well... they were... I got a new motherboard, etc and went to work rebuilding my rig. I had already taken my old processor off and everything when I realized I had to put it all back together to get the data off my raid. Got it all hooked up, but now my raid isn't recognized. I've tried clearing the bios and reconfiguring, but still nothing.
I am using the Intel controller on the board (SATA1 & SATA2) with 2 x Western Digital 250 GB hard drives. I'm sure all my settings are right: 'OnChip Serial ATA' is enabled, set to Enhanced/RAID, and set to boot. AGP/PCI Frequency is fixed.
If I let it boot, it hangs on the 'DMI Pool Data' message. If I swap the SATA cables (which is the wrong orientation, but I tried it to be thorough) it actually gives me a typical disk boot failure error after the DMI message.
I can get into the raid utility, but it says no volumes are defined. It tells me I have two 232 GB disks (not correct capacity) but no raid-0.
I really don't want to lose my data, but I'm becoming increasingly fearful that the disks have been corrupted. Can anyone give any advice on what to try next, or what my options are for data recovery?
I am using the Intel controller on the board (SATA1 & SATA2) with 2 x Western Digital 250 GB hard drives. I'm sure all my settings are right: 'OnChip Serial ATA' is enabled, set to Enhanced/RAID, and set to boot. AGP/PCI Frequency is fixed.
If I let it boot, it hangs on the 'DMI Pool Data' message. If I swap the SATA cables (which is the wrong orientation, but I tried it to be thorough) it actually gives me a typical disk boot failure error after the DMI message.
I can get into the raid utility, but it says no volumes are defined. It tells me I have two 232 GB disks (not correct capacity) but no raid-0.
I really don't want to lose my data, but I'm becoming increasingly fearful that the disks have been corrupted. Can anyone give any advice on what to try next, or what my options are for data recovery?