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raid support for INTEL S5000VSA needed

cseka
Beginner
‎04-13-2015 10:11 PM
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sir

1. i connected 500gb seagate sata hdd on sata0 port & 4tb seagate sata hdd on sata1 port on intel S5000VSA server board.

2. Then i went to bios & enabled sata as RAID. then i saved the settings on bios.

but here after i m not able to enter in to raid bios utility.

durinj system power on, i have enetered CTRL+G, CTRL+E,CTRL+X, and many more combinations to go to raid bios.

but i m not able to enter in to raid bios utility.

 

if i have to attach any component on board?? like GPIO cable or anything??

 

kindly guide me. i m struggling for past 1week.my board is S5000VSA having 3gb/s sata ports 6nos

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AChan85
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‎04-14-2015 09:12 AM
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Make sure to update to the latest BIOS first.

Test the RAID with two small sized drives, smaller than 2 TB. A lot of the boards have problems with drives larger than 2 TB...

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David_A_Intel
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‎04-14-2015 03:39 PM
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Possible solutions for this issue are being discussed /thread/63250 here.

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