i figured it out. I disabled ACHI, enabled IDE, then built the raid array. OS loaded on the first install after that... lol.
i figured it out. I disabled ACHI, enabled IDE, then built the raid array. OS loaded on the first install after that... lol.
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i figured it out. I disabled ACHI, enabled IDE, then built the raid array. OS loaded on the first install after that... lol.
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IDE + SSD = bad. You are gimping yourself for no particular good reason and you lose TRIM support which may cause your performance to degrade in the longrun.(Depends on the drive some have built in trash collection.. also no TRIM on current raid drivers fyi)
When windows will boot with the cd in and not without means your drive or array is not in the boot order. The reason it boots with the cd in the tray is that its loading the boot loader from the cd which looks for your drives and passes the boot sequence that way. What you need to do is build it up in AHCI and then check your boot order and verify that your drive\array is on top.
lol. after many hours of putzing around, ACHI is enabled.... first thing the client tries to do? Eject the system disk. lmao
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fortunately windows isnt suicidal and denied him.
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You should have that set to RAID even if you dont intend on having an aray, It turns on ACHI too. You might run into troubles with windows if you set it to ACHI only and install an aray later.
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theres already a raid array. lol... i just keep putzing till it works
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