Intel SATAII RAID 0 config

Hadders fedora at workingwithit.com
Fri Dec 1 01:57:41 UTC 2006


Hi all,
  I've been thinking about migrating disks (earlier thread).

But then I figured, hmmm, why not go to RAID 0 SATAII, performance will 
be sweet, and then I can dual boot between XP/FC
I know how to do this with my eyes closed for Windows, and I know 
performance is very, very nice.

But had no idea how to do this for Linux, but have setup software RAID 
before.

So after some hunting found the following blurb on the Intel web site:  
http://www.intel.com/support/chipsets/sb/CS-013548.htm

What I'd like confirmed is the next bit about the Option ROM to setup 
software RAID:
1.  All I need to do is add the kernel patch,  but this will only let me 
see the SATA RAID container
2.  I must then use software RAID to create a RAID 0 array,  as there's 
no RAID being done in hardware,  because it's not really a hardware RAID 
chipset and that for Windows it probably just does its own software RAID 
with the driver provided, but for Linux lets you do this yourself, cause 
why reinvent the wheel?

Thanks




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