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Problems building SATA UNRAID

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Well I had 2 Ultra ATA IDEs give up the ghost and since I have a bunch of SATA drives I decided to rebuild my system as an SATA.

 

Equipment:

 

Using the standard Intel board/processor/memory I had in the IDE build.

Using one Chieftec 3-2 Mobile Rack (SNT-2131-SATA) Loaded with 3 (tested) WD WD4000YR HDs.

Using onboard SATA and 1 SATA 300 TX2 Plus Promise card. (if problem is resolved I will add 2 more SATA 300 TX4 cards).

 

All cards, drives and mobile rack test well in windows.

 

I put the BIOS into Legacy mode but selected SATA + IDE primary.

 

1. Here are my problems-

 

1. Promise card does not show up in Web interface of Unraid; one SATA port/drive off the  mobile rack is thus not showing up.

2. Out of the two drives that do show up (cabled to the onboard SATA 1 and 2 ports), neither can be made a Parity drive.

 

So the questions...

 

1. Do I need to load somesort of linux driver to recognize the Promise cards? If it's not a driver issue is it a BIOS setting or something else?

 

2. How do I make an SATA Parity drive. THERE are no instructions for this, even as rudementary SATA support is offered.

 

Tom or anyone else- can you please help?

 

Thanks,

Alex

 

 

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