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- Nov 11, 2005
Hi,
I set up RAID 0 on my H8DCE system running Win XP Pro and the BIOS setup went fine as well as the RAID setup. This is a video editing machine and I want my 2 SATA 250 gig drives striped. They are both the same model drives.
I finally got the MB to recognize my boot drive (which is SATA as well) but when I boot to Windows, I get to the Windows black screen with logo and blue status bar, and after a few seconds, my computer reboots, never entering the OS.
Also, when I enable SATA RAID for some reason, the MB BIOS doesn't recognize all my hard drives.
1 74GIG Raptor SATA boot drive.
2 80 GIG IDE Maxtor (master)
3 80 GIG IDE Maxtor (slave)
4 250 GIG SATA
5 250 GIG SATA
It only recognizes one of my 80 GIG drives and the 250 GIG RAID.
I finally gave up and just configured the RAID 0 in Windows XP using dynamic volumes.
This is working. I always thought Hardware controlled RAID would be better than software controlled RAID.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Jim
I set up RAID 0 on my H8DCE system running Win XP Pro and the BIOS setup went fine as well as the RAID setup. This is a video editing machine and I want my 2 SATA 250 gig drives striped. They are both the same model drives.
I finally got the MB to recognize my boot drive (which is SATA as well) but when I boot to Windows, I get to the Windows black screen with logo and blue status bar, and after a few seconds, my computer reboots, never entering the OS.
Also, when I enable SATA RAID for some reason, the MB BIOS doesn't recognize all my hard drives.
1 74GIG Raptor SATA boot drive.
2 80 GIG IDE Maxtor (master)
3 80 GIG IDE Maxtor (slave)
4 250 GIG SATA
5 250 GIG SATA
It only recognizes one of my 80 GIG drives and the 250 GIG RAID.
I finally gave up and just configured the RAID 0 in Windows XP using dynamic volumes.
This is working. I always thought Hardware controlled RAID would be better than software controlled RAID.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Jim