On Sunday 15 May 2005 15:57, Bob Freemer wrote:
> The "RAID" chip on most motherboards, including the K7V, is really done
> by a software driver. You can do software RAID in linux from any IDE
> channels, making the "RAID" chip uselesss. However, some of the RAID
> motherboards have extra IDE cha
Lee Braiden wrote:
I'm thinking of patching my Asus K7V motherboard (which has a promise ATA-100
controller onboard) with a modified Promise BIOS that allows it to become a
RAID controller. This can also be done by grounding one of the chip's pins,
whereupon the BIOS will recognise the controll
If it didn't work, you'd be seeing posts about it. It's very unusual
for an off-the-shelf motherboard to have problems with Linux these days.
I'm about to buy a K7V myself. Linux works just fine on my K7M.
Regards,
Jeff
On Fri, Apr 14, 2000 at 11:01:29AM +0200, Alfredo Amiel P. Leonardia wrot
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