M2N-E Raid Driver

On the Asus website there are downloads for the NVidia Raid Driver
Package and the JMicron JMB36X RAID Controller Driver. I'm not familiar
with the JMicron driver. When I first built the computer, the only RAID
driver I used was the NVidia (to make a floppy for the installation of
Windows) in order to RAID 0 two Raptor hard drives. Can someone tell me
if the JMicron is in addition to the NVidia driver, or instead of and
what the difference is? I'm installing two new 74GB Raptors (replacing
two 36GB ones) and the OS is Vista Home Premium 64.

Thanks,
Fitz
--
Your body is a temple boy,
You ought to treat it well
But you trash the place and rent it out
Like it's some cheap motel - The Badlees

Fitz wrote:
> On the Asus website there are downloads for the NVidia Raid Driver
> Package and the JMicron JMB36X RAID Controller Driver. I'm not familiar
> with the JMicron driver. When I first built the computer, the only RAID
> driver I used was the NVidia (to make a floppy for the installation of
> Windows) in order to RAID 0 two Raptor hard drives. Can someone tell me
> if the JMicron is in addition to the NVidia driver, or instead of and
> what the difference is? I'm installing two new 74GB Raptors (replacing
> two 36GB ones) and the OS is Vista Home Premium 64.
>
> Thanks,
> Fitz

Is there a Jmicron chip on your motherboard ?
I don't see it in the manual.

Is there a Jmicron driver listed on the motherboard CD ?

Paul

Paul wrote:

>
> Is there a Jmicron chip on your motherboard ?
> I don't see it in the manual.
>
> Is there a Jmicron driver listed on the motherboard CD ?
>
> Paul

No to both, so that would answer the question. Wonder why they would add
it to the list of available downloads for the M2N-E motherboard. There's
no revision number on the motherboard and the manual only refers to the
NVidia RAID controller.

Thanks for the help,
Fitz


--
Your body is a temple boy,
You ought to treat it well
But you trash the place and rent it out
Like it's some cheap motel - The Badlees