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GA-P35-DS3P (Rev. 1.1) RAID issues
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08-27-07
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GA-P35-DS3P (Rev. 1.1) RAID issues
I just updated to the new BIOS (F5), and now I cannot boot into the operating system because one of my HDDs has reverted to "Non-RAID" status.
Any ideas on this? I can get into the RAID configuration utility, so I can recreate the array, but it would be a pain to reinstall everything.
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Overclocker in Training
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do you have your bios set to raid/ide?
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08-28-07
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PC Gamer
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The option is set to RAID (only way to access the RAID BIOS).
I read an older thread on a different forum posted by someone with the same problem. There is not really any way to restore the array without losing the information on the HDDs. I have a backup HDD, with all my important stuff on it anyways. And I did just rebuild the array and reinstalled everything. Working fine now. New BIOS works well too. Improved HDD speeds while using the RAID, and I saw a 200+ 3DMark score increase when I ran it. According to the Gigabyte website, it is supposed to improve system performance.
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