[Feild Scarecrow]

Hi, I am looking to run raid 10 on 4 of my seagate barracudas. I have an ssd that isn't involved with the raid with my operating system on. Whenever I try and boot in raid mode I get a BSoD, when I run in the normal sata configuration I cannot access ctrl-I to set up the raid and if the raid is already configured windows doesn't recognize it. How do I boot from ahci and get windows to recognize the raid?

Thank you,

I would also consider doing two raid zero configurations with one of the containing the backups of the other if this does not work out.

 

[billbartuska]

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Originally Posted by Feild Scarecrow

I have an ssd that isn't involved with the raid with my operating system on. .

Hmmm
Does that mean the OS isn't on the array or that it isn't on the SSD?

 

[Feild Scarecrow]

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Originally Posted by billbartuska

Hmmm
Does that mean the OS isn't on the array or that it isn't on the SSD?

OS isn't on the array it is on the SSD.

I may have found a solution here but need to wait until after work to try it out

http://superuser.com/questions/210113/add-intel-raid-drivers-to-existing-windows-7-install-before-enabling-raid-in-bio

 

[Feild Scarecrow]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Feild Scarecrow

OS isn't on the array it is on the SSD.

I may have found a solution here but need to wait until after work to try it out

http://superuser.com/questions/210113/add-intel-raid-drivers-to-existing-windows-7-install-before-enabling-raid-in-bio

Got it to work after implementing this solution thern updating intel raid drivers.