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Thread : RAID 0 AND CD-rom
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Let me thank anyone in advance for ansewring this post, please excuse my ignorance if the ansewr just jumps out at the more knowledgeable mems of the community, ok here goes, |
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You only use RAID mode for doing a RAID array. You have matching drives, if you wanted to RAID them you'd have to enable RAID for the RIGHT controller (some drives have more than one) and then enter RAID BIOS to make the array. You would no longer have "hd#1" and 2, you'd have a single raid array (presented as one drive) that contains two physical drives.
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i have enabled raid through the nvidia raid controller, when i boot up if i hold f10 for raid options, i showed a healthy array as just one disk the problem is as soon as i try to boot after enabling raid i get a disk read error. thanks for the input though , always appreciated. |
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There's a great RAID FAQ in the HDD forum - have you read it?
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Unplug the benq dvd burner. I had some problem with mine and aerly firmware not being compatible with nforce4. Once windows is installed, go in devices manager, and select standard microsoft drivers for the ata controller. then plug the benq back, and you should be able to use it or you can download the latest firmware that fix that problem.
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okay i tried to change back to the msoft controller and no dice , but its always worth a shot. |
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But do it is working without the Benq plugged in? If yes, you can try to update the firmware of your burner using another machine.
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