RE: Help configuring RAID0 - dmraid with SATA II drives and nvidianforce 410

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> > The hard drives are brand new.  There is no data or partitions from 
> > other operating systems to preserve.
> 
> In that case, forget dmraid and use the native RAID setup in 
> Disk Druid instead. Dmraid exists only for dual-boot 
> compatibility with Windows.
> 
> > A) is there any way at all (from inside FC4 when it is running or 
> > during install) to get at the raid array that I have made 
> in the BIOS?
> 
> If dmraid doesn't see it, then no.
> 
> > B) if the answer to the above is no, and I need to disable 
> RAID in the 
> > BIOS, do I still use dmraid (because the nv_sata driver is 
> involved) 
> > to set up the array under FC4?
> 
> No, dmraid isn't used at all if you choose to use native 
> software RAID.
> 
> --
>  Markku Kolkka
>  markku.kolkka@xxxxxx
> 

Thanks, Markku.  Since my original post I have discovered that the FC5
installer will have greater support for "fake RAID", including my system's
chipset.  The FC5 installer recognized the RAID array I had configured in
BIOS and just did the right thing, including letting me boot from the RAID
array.  So, I am thinking of just waiting six weeks and working off the
external USB drive in the interim.

Debbie



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