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Knightrider0070

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  1. Madburg, Thanks for all your help. I was able to do as you suggested but UNRaid / Linux does not see the controller card either. Therefor the Windows Scripts and Linux Scripts do not work. I talked to SuperMicro Support as the contoller is built into their motherboard. They told me I am out of luck and need to send the MOBO in for "REPAIR". They said there is NO way to re-flash the SAS bios since it is not showing up in P.O.S.T. or BIOS. The Motherboard does not even detect the onboard LSI C1068E. They also suggested if I do not want to send in the MOBO for repair to buy an expensive external SAS card. Any OTHER ideas or brute force (besides smashing the MOBO) ideas to reflash the controller? thanks!
  2. Thanks Madburg. I'm slowly getting there! Thanks for the point in the right direction. Now If I only could remember my Linux basics! I figured that the login was root. but now I am stuck at : root@Tower:~# I can't remember how to run the batch files! ugh
  3. I think I bricked my Controller card. LSI C1068E I ran the IT version of the firmware. It installed successfully. However the batch file hung on "restarting card" Windows now still see's the card but insists its no longer working properly with a "!" next to it. The card no longer shows up on POST as well.. Yikes! any possible way to revive this card? I can't re-run the batch or restore from backup since Windows is now confused. (as is the controller card) HELP!

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