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RAID Drivers needed! Gigabyte drive
Name: zeus1000 Date: February 7, 2005 at 14:26:22 Pacific OS: XP SP2 CPU/Ram: 3ghz/1gb
Comment:
Hey, recently I purchased two 36gb WD Raptors. These babies look amazing. Anyways, I have a Gigabyte K8NS Pro and I am trying to set them up in RAID 0 mode. Through the BIOS it recognized them and then through the SATA RAID utility on the MB I set them up properly. But now I have a big problem, Windows XP doesn't recognize RAID or SATA when i'm installing it. I went to giga-byte.com and found the driver section but there search sectiononly lists drivers for one MOBO. Even when I specify the motherboard I have there is no way to re-submit the info, so basically Gigabyte has crappy support. Does anyone know where else I can get drivers for Gigabye stuff? Or recommend a solution for their site? Thank you very much.
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