Thanks for all your advice!
Cheers!
Martin
On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 10:55 PM, Phillip Susi <psusi@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Martin Sandaas wrote:It means that hardware is irrelevant to dmraid. You don't even need a supported raid hardware for dmraid to access the disks. In other words, you can plug your disks into any old standard sata/ide system and get your data with dmraid. The correct hardware is still required for bios support to boot from the array of course, as well as by the Windows drivers.
Thank you!
That did the trick...
I used "dmraid -f via -rE" to remove the via meta-data completely (as it
must be from my previous motherboard).
But another question popped up as a result of this:
Does this mean that hardware is irrelevant? That I could use the VIA setup
on any of the supported controllers?
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