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Re: kt7-raid
Jason
don't know if this helps or not..
I'm a proud KT7Raid user however I don't use raid function ( oops not that
proud I guess =))
I found even booting into Windoze 98, I was not able to get it to boot
without crashing due to the HTP370 raid driver software. Eventually after 4
weeks of headaches an research online, countless emails to Google.
I had to turn off that extra raid function in the bios.
I've never had a problem in windoze or Libranet Linux.
I use all the EIDE slots on my board at 66 cant get 100 though
I run 1.9.0 ( eagerly awaiting next release) though not at as much as I
do on my Prostar 2253 laptop ( alaptop design luckily completely for
Linux )
Just not enough time to play I'm afraid
Linux work pretty flawlessly on both though.
I used to take a train to work in New York City I'd get some curious and
funny looks on the train looking over at gnome or black box screen on laptop
. ha!
good luck that's a GREAT Mother Board
----- Original Message -----
From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002 12:07 AM
Subject: kt7-raid
> Anyone out there running and abit kt7-Raid board? If so, have you been
> able to get the additional IDE interfaces to work. These are the ones
> that can be used for raid (though I just want to run them normally)
> using the HPT370 chipset. I only saw support for HPT366 in the kernel,
> so I'm guessing that this IDE controller isn't supported, but if I'm
> wrong, please let me know because I would like to using the additional 4
> IDE interfaces it provides.
>
> jason
>
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