> Errr, you do if the Kernel does not even recognize the controller drives > at all. (Which it does not with this esoteric controller.) if I can see lspci and lspci -n maybe we can add that. > > And I am > always amazed how people seems to think using software raid is as good a > solution as using hardware raid. Come on, there is no comparison, > hardware RAID is faster and more reliable and has little to no CPU > overhead. Software raid can be CPU intensive and not as reliable. Note that we're talking about csb6 raid here. That *IS* software raid. You just get it from a binary driver instead of an open linux driver; but it's still software raid done by the main cpu.
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