> > Hi, > > > I had the same problem. People on the Fedora list and on the > > redhat-install-list have pointed out that the Highpoint RAID is not such a > > good RAID to go for. Because they adviced me to just go for the software > > RAID, i did so. But if you want to do it anyway, there was a post from > > someone who managed to do it. I will include the text, but doubt if it's > > of any help to you. > <SNIP> > > Actually my system (RH9 and now FC1) is installed on a third disc (Primary > > Master), but on the RAID disc I have several NTFS partitions that are > > easily accessible. > <SNIP> > > Regards, > > Jeroen Lankheet > > I think she did not have a problem because she wasn't installing Fedora on > the raid, but a normal ide disk. It shows, however, that the driver should > work. Could it be that my BIOS version is too old (1.0.9b)? I'm afraid of > losing my array if I flash the controller. > > I'm aware that the HPT controller is not a good one, but I need raid on > windows and linux (satellite images are huge). Therefore, software raid is > not an option. > > Thanks Jeroen. > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Ataraid-list@xxxxxxxxxx > https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/ataraid-list > > If your BIOS is old you may want to give that some attention, because there are from what i remember some warnings about backwards compatibilities on the Highpoint download site. Good luck. -- Regards, Jeroen Lankheet
