ISG SATA on Silicon Image as Boot Device?

Discussion in 'Abit' started by fullroast, Jul 9, 2003.

  1. fullroast

    fullroast Guest

    I'm thinking about getting an IS7-G and would like to use a pair of Raid 1
    serial drives on the Silicon Image controller for the boot device. Anyone
    know if that's possible?
     
    fullroast, Jul 9, 2003
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  2. fullroast

    TomG Guest

    sure it's possible... but why not use the Intel SATA controller on the
    Southbridge?

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    TomG, Jul 9, 2003
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    fullroast Guest

    I don't think that the IC5R supports Raid 1, only Raid 0. The Silicon Image
    controller supports Raid 0 and 1.
     
    fullroast, Jul 9, 2003
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  4. fullroast

    TomG Guest

    you would be correct in that... my bad.

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    Network+ certified

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    ^^^^^^^
     
    TomG, Jul 9, 2003
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