Thanks Jason,
You omit RAID5 from your comments, does that mean it
won't see a RAID5 set.
I
had setup a RAID 5 set in the BIOS and then booted from the FC6 CD and it
failed at the point where it went to look for existing
installations.
Changing to IDE (SATA) or AHCI in the BIOS, allowed the
install to continue.
I
just assumed it couldn't handle the ICH8 chipset RAID.
I
never tried RAID 0 or 1 - as I was not interested in using that solution - it
never crossed my mind.
Currently I'm running Linux SW RAID ,
but it was not where I wanted to be.
Also now that I've learned that BIOS RAID is really SW
RAID, is there any point in pursuing BIOS RAID via the ICH8?
Will I get the same performance one way or the
other?
Rob :-)
- From: "Gaston, Jason D" <jason d gaston intel com>
- To: "ATARAID \(eg, Promise Fasttrak, Highpoint 370\) related discussions" <ataraid-list redhat com>
- Subject: RE: Intel ICH8R chipset
- Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 10:46:30 -0800
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The ICH8R SATA
RAID DeviceID is included in the AHCI driver that is in FC6. As far
as I know, there are no “ICH8R” specific changes needed in DMRAID.
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