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As stated above, I`m a noob at *any* RAID config, and would just like to
know whether or not you actually have to install/re-install the O.S. (WinXP
Home) in order to load the MB RAID drivers , preceeded by the set up of an
initial RAID type configuration in BIOS?
Is there a way to setup a RAID configuration (and the RAID floppy
insertion), without having to go through an actual full installation and
possible "activation" hassle?
I have an Asus A8V Deluxe (socket939) with Athlon64 X2 3700+
thanks,
Matt
--
"You can fool some of the people all of the time,
and those are the ones you want to concentrate on."
G.W. Bush, Gridiron Club dinner, Wash., D.C. March 2001
know whether or not you actually have to install/re-install the O.S. (WinXP
Home) in order to load the MB RAID drivers , preceeded by the set up of an
initial RAID type configuration in BIOS?
Is there a way to setup a RAID configuration (and the RAID floppy
insertion), without having to go through an actual full installation and
possible "activation" hassle?
I have an Asus A8V Deluxe (socket939) with Athlon64 X2 3700+
thanks,
Matt
--
"You can fool some of the people all of the time,
and those are the ones you want to concentrate on."
G.W. Bush, Gridiron Club dinner, Wash., D.C. March 2001
wrote:
You should be able to just install the drivers. Usually I have to do
it anyway to use the controller to install HDs even if I dont set it
up as a RAID config.
When I did it it was easy. You just install the drivers in my case
they were already installed. Then I set it in bios and then it goes
through the format routine. I think that was about it.
You should be able to just install the drivers. Usually I have to do
it anyway to use the controller to install HDs even if I dont set it
up as a RAID config.
When I did it it was easy. You just install the drivers in my case
they were already installed. Then I set it in bios and then it goes
through the format routine. I think that was about it.
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>know whether or not you actually have to install/re-install the O.S. (WinXP
>Home) in order to load the MB RAID drivers , preceeded by the set up of an
>initial RAID type configuration in BIOS?
>Is there a way to setup a RAID configuration (and the RAID floppy
>insertion), without having to go through an actual full installation and
>possible "activation" hassle?
>I have an Asus A8V Deluxe (socket939) with Athlon64 X2 3700+
>thanks,
>Matt