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Thickbrit
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Well,i couldn't work out how to shrink images small enough to upload,so i learnt a bit of html,here ya go....http://www.overclockpassion.com/ ,feedback please on my first attempt.
hmmm, Peerguardian is throwing up this when i try to access your site..
Connection Rejected: 212.67.202.230 - Deviantsound.com (06-01-2004 @ 17:24:51)
& I get the page cannot be displayed error.
dunno why that should be looking at my pc when i try & visit your website, but PG aint getting turned off
Connection Rejected: 212.67.202.230 - Deviantsound.com (06-01-2004 @ 17:24:51)
& I get the page cannot be displayed error.
dunno why that should be looking at my pc when i try & visit your website, but PG aint getting turned off
Phil Stanbridge
New member
seriously impressive.
hi there need help
hi there i have a abit-ic7-max 3 motherboard.
could u please tell me how u got the intel chipset working 4 the sata drives.
i have western digital raptors but cant get my motherboard to
see them on the intel sata ports 1+2
i have to use the silicom port 3+4
please help as im in a compitition. thx 4 your time in this matter.
hi there i have a abit-ic7-max 3 motherboard.
could u please tell me how u got the intel chipset working 4 the sata drives.
i have western digital raptors but cant get my motherboard to
see them on the intel sata ports 1+2
i have to use the silicom port 3+4
please help as im in a compitition. thx 4 your time in this matter.
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Thickbrit
Guest
Set "bootable add in device" to "on-chip sata raid".If you want to boot from the intel,move "bootable add in device" to top of "hard disk boot priority",using the + key.In "integrated peripherals"--->"on chip ide devices",set"on chip sata mode" to "raid","sata raid rom " to "enabled" and "on chip serial ata" to enhanced.Set boot order to floppy,cd,harddrive.Reboot ,hit control+i straight away,to setup the raid,exit,boot to cd,start xp install,hit & hold f6 at the prompt(be quick),install intel drivers from floppy,following the prompts,continue install.Good luck,feel free to ask again.
Brwmogazos
New member
Here we go !!!
loads of vmods great stuff
loads of vmods great stuff
standin wave
New member
Thanx TB
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Thickbrit, I'll say thanx now before I start cos I am in same position with IC7MAx3 and WD Raptors!name='Thickbrit' said:Set "bootable add in device" to "on-chip sata raid".If you want to boot from the intel,move "bootable add in device" to top of "hard disk boot priority",using the + key.In "integrated peripherals"--->"on chip ide devices",set"on chip sata mode" to "raid","sata raid rom " to "enabled" and "on chip serial ata" to enhanced.Set boot order to floppy,cd,harddrive.Reboot ,hit control+i straight away,to setup the raid,exit,boot to cd,start xp install,hit & hold f6 at the prompt(be quick),install intel drivers from floppy,following the prompts,continue install.Good luck,feel free to ask again.
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name='Thickbrit' said:
Do you really have to use the “bootable add in device" option on the ic7 boards? I only had one for a week or so but when I built a system with the above method when I got to windows although the raid was working the disks had been installed using atapi drivers. After this I could not install the application accelerator despite all of the raid options being enabled.
I presumed this was because I was using my disk as a "bootable add in device"
I thought the bios altered slightly when u rebooted with the above settings and had created the array allowing you to select the array directly as a bootable device. After rebuilding like this all Intel stuff installed fine.
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Thickbrit
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Yes,before you set up the raid, your h/d's on ports 1+2 appear as individual drives in "hard disc boot priority" (along with bootable add-in device and any other h/d's).After you create the raid you will only see bootable add-in device and any other h/d's in "hard disc boot priority".Your raid is your bootable add-in device (because you set "bootable add-in device" to "on-chip sata raid" and hence, you move it to the top of "hard disc boot priority" to boot from it.I dont know why you couldn't install IAAR,but I've run with and without it,and couldn't tell the difference.If i'm confusing anyone,maybe this is clearer...
http://www.gatortravels.com/abit_ic7/ich5r_raid_setup.html
http://www.gatortravels.com/abit_ic7/ich5r_raid_setup.html
standin wave
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I aint seen boot so often in a post since I mistakenly typed S & M instead of M & SThickbrit said:
I'm sure it'll all make sense soon, though
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Thickbrit
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Just hook it up,boot into windows on your raid,then install the silicon image drivers (you need the si raid drivers even if you aren't using raid) from the abit website.Windows will detect new hardware,then you will probably have to go into disc management to activate and format it.Ensure the serial ata controller is enabled in onboard peripherals.
