Raid1 array using a mobo K8T800 with a Via ....

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I had a scare last week when my primary HD wasn't seen in my Bios. I
was lucky, a cable had worked loose.

I would like to complete a Raid1 array using a mobo K8T800 with a Via
chipset, two 200 Gig Seagate IDE ultra ATA Drives, and a 400 gig IDE
drive as a slave. I am considering purchasing a HighPoint RocketRAID100

PCI IDE Controller Card RAID 0,1,0+1 JBOD.


Can I Raid1 the two Seagates and keep the third drive as a slave with
the already mentioned components?


TIA
 
Previously lucky said:
I had a scare last week when my primary HD wasn't seen in my Bios. I
was lucky, a cable had worked loose.
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I would like to complete a Raid1 array using a mobo K8T800 with a Via
chipset, two 200 Gig Seagate IDE ultra ATA Drives, and a 400 gig IDE
drive as a slave. I am considering purchasing a HighPoint RocketRAID100
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PCI IDE Controller Card RAID 0,1,0+1 JBOD.

Can I Raid1 the two Seagates and keep the third drive as a slave with
the already mentioned components?
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Unlikely. You will have to connect the 3rd one to the IDE controller
on the mainboard. Then it will need to be master.

Arno
 
Arno said:
Unlikely. You will have to connect the 3rd one to the IDE controller
on the mainboard. Then it will need to be master.

Arno
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Arno,

Then that would give two masters on the HighPoint RocketRAID100 PCI IDE
Controller Card and a master on the mobo for a total of three?

I appreciate the answer.
 
Arno Wagner said:
Nonsense.


You will have to connect the 3rd one to the IDE controller on the mainboard.
Nope.

Then it will need to be master.
Clueless.


Arno
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Previously Lucky said:
Arno Wagner wrote:

Then that would give two masters on the HighPoint RocketRAID100 PCI IDE
Controller Card and a master on the mobo for a total of three?
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For a total of three, which will be two visible (since tha RAID
array presents itself as one disk to the computer).

Arno
 
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