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September 25th 06, 10:59 PM
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Vista RC1 will not detect RAID-1 array
Hi there,
I am running a dual-boot system with XP and Vista RC1 (5600) x64. My XP system is running on a RAID-1 array consisting of two identical SATA 160GB drives. I installed Vista on an IDE 30GB drive. Install went great. I was even surprised that Vista found all of my hardware and automatically installed the 64-bit drivers. The problem, though, is Vista did not detect my RAID array. Instead, it detects two seperate drives containing identical information. Nonetheless, if you check the hardware devices, you see that the nVidia RAID devices are present in Vista. This is more of a nuisance than a huge problem. I can access data from my XP drive(s), but when I do, my array is damaged and I must rebuild it before running XP again. Any ideas on getting my RAID array to be detected in Vista? Thanks, -Brad 
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September 25th 06, 11:50 PM
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Vista RC1 will not detect RAID-1 array
I can not get x64 to see my nVidia nForce based Raid. x86 is finally working
for me in this build. "Bradford" wrote in message ... Hi there, I am running a dual-boot system with XP and Vista RC1 (5600) x64. My XP system is running on a RAID-1 array consisting of two identical SATA 160GB drives. I installed Vista on an IDE 30GB drive. Install went great. I was even surprised that Vista found all of my hardware and automatically installed the 64-bit drivers. The problem, though, is Vista did not detect my RAID array. Instead, it detects two seperate drives containing identical information. Nonetheless, if you check the hardware devices, you see that the nVidia RAID devices are present in Vista. This is more of a nuisance than a huge problem. I can access data from my XP drive(s), but when I do, my array is damaged and I must rebuild it before running XP again. Any ideas on getting my RAID array to be detected in Vista? Thanks, -Brad
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September 27th 06, 02:04 PM
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Vista RC1 will not detect RAID-1 array
brad.....Your Vista install does not have the RAID drivers and therefore
cannot see anything but the individual drives. Check planeamd64 for download for the appropriate drivers, and hopefully RC1 will accept them. "Bradford" wrote: Hi there, I am running a dual-boot system with XP and Vista RC1 (5600) x64. My XP system is running on a RAID-1 array consisting of two identical SATA 160GB drives. I installed Vista on an IDE 30GB drive. Install went great. I was even surprised that Vista found all of my hardware and automatically installed the 64-bit drivers. The problem, though, is Vista did not detect my RAID array. Instead, it detects two seperate drives containing identical information. Nonetheless, if you check the hardware devices, you see that the nVidia RAID devices are present in Vista. This is more of a nuisance than a huge problem. I can access data from my XP drive(s), but when I do, my array is damaged and I must rebuild it before running XP again. Any ideas on getting my RAID array to be detected in Vista? Thanks, -Brad
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