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bacoms
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 Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2006 8:43 pm Post subject: Problem adding HDD to IDE1 after setting up RAID 1 on IED3 & |
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I built my PC a few years ago around the Soyo K7V Dragon Plus mobo.
Since almost day one I've had a couple of 80GB Maxtors on IDE3 & 4
configured for RAID 1. IDE1 was empty and my CD writer was/is connected
to IDE2.
Just recently I took a working 120GB Maxtor HDD plus cable off my other
PC and installed it in IDE1 on this PC. On rebooting to the BIOS and
looking to see what has been detected, there is no sign of the drive in
IDE1; only the CD writer in IDE2.
The OS still boots just fine off RAID but I can't access the HDD in
IDE1.
I've trawled this and other forums and emailed Soyo on Monday (no reply
as yet) and can find nothing to suggest that what I'm trying to do is
not possible. (Quite the opposite, in fact)
Any thoughts/pointers would be much appreciated. |
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Rick Hallman
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| Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 1:51 pm Post subject: Re: Problem adding HDD to IDE1 after setting up RAID 1 on IE |
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Is the HD jumperd properly for the installation? (Master/Slave/Single/Cable
Select) Is IDE 1 configured properly in the BIOS? Are the Power and Ribbon
Cables (sometimes reversible) connected properly and seated fully. Have you
checked for power on the 4 pin connector you are using? That's about all I
know that can go wrong with a "good drive". BTW:(What file system is on the
added drive? Fat16, Fat32 or NTFS What OS are you booting to?)
"bacoms" <bryan@balfour.me.uk> wrote in message
news:1157730186.838111.177930@i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
| Quote: | I built my PC a few years ago around the Soyo K7V Dragon Plus mobo.
Since almost day one I've had a couple of 80GB Maxtors on IDE3 & 4
configured for RAID 1. IDE1 was empty and my CD writer was/is connected
to IDE2.
Just recently I took a working 120GB Maxtor HDD plus cable off my other
PC and installed it in IDE1 on this PC. On rebooting to the BIOS and
looking to see what has been detected, there is no sign of the drive in
IDE1; only the CD writer in IDE2.
The OS still boots just fine off RAID but I can't access the HDD in
IDE1.
I've trawled this and other forums and emailed Soyo on Monday (no reply
as yet) and can find nothing to suggest that what I'm trying to do is
not possible. (Quite the opposite, in fact)
Any thoughts/pointers would be much appreciated.
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bacoms
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| Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2006 3:14 pm Post subject: Re: Problem adding HDD to IDE1 after setting up RAID 1 on IE |
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Sorry to take so long to get back but I've been on a weeks vacation.
Your last point regarding the power connector prompted me to try again
using a diferent connector and hey presto it's now working fine.
It just proves that you can't assume anything when fault finding. Check
everything.
Many thanks for your help.
Rick Hallman wrote:
| Quote: | Is the HD jumperd properly for the installation? (Master/Slave/Single/Cable
Select) Is IDE 1 configured properly in the BIOS? Are the Power and Ribbon
Cables (sometimes reversible) connected properly and seated fully. Have you
checked for power on the 4 pin connector you are using? That's about all I
know that can go wrong with a "good drive". BTW:(What file system is on the
added drive? Fat16, Fat32 or NTFS What OS are you booting to?)
"bacoms" <bryan@balfour.me.uk> wrote in message
news:1157730186.838111.177930@i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
I built my PC a few years ago around the Soyo K7V Dragon Plus mobo.
Since almost day one I've had a couple of 80GB Maxtors on IDE3 & 4
configured for RAID 1. IDE1 was empty and my CD writer was/is connected
to IDE2.
Just recently I took a working 120GB Maxtor HDD plus cable off my other
PC and installed it in IDE1 on this PC. On rebooting to the BIOS and
looking to see what has been detected, there is no sign of the drive in
IDE1; only the CD writer in IDE2.
The OS still boots just fine off RAID but I can't access the HDD in
IDE1.
I've trawled this and other forums and emailed Soyo on Monday (no reply
as yet) and can find nothing to suggest that what I'm trying to do is
not possible. (Quite the opposite, in fact)
Any thoughts/pointers would be much appreciated.
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bacoms
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| Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2006 3:14 pm Post subject: Re: Problem adding HDD to IDE1 after setting up RAID 1 on IE |
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Sorry to take so long to get back but I've been on a weeks vacation.
Your last point regarding the power connector prompted me to try again
using a diferent connector and hey presto it's now working fine.
It just proves that you can't assume anything when fault finding. Check
everything.
Many thanks for your help.
Rick Hallman wrote:
| Quote: | Is the HD jumperd properly for the installation? (Master/Slave/Single/Cable
Select) Is IDE 1 configured properly in the BIOS? Are the Power and Ribbon
Cables (sometimes reversible) connected properly and seated fully. Have you
checked for power on the 4 pin connector you are using? That's about all I
know that can go wrong with a "good drive". BTW:(What file system is on the
added drive? Fat16, Fat32 or NTFS What OS are you booting to?)
"bacoms" <bryan@balfour.me.uk> wrote in message
news:1157730186.838111.177930@i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
I built my PC a few years ago around the Soyo K7V Dragon Plus mobo.
Since almost day one I've had a couple of 80GB Maxtors on IDE3 & 4
configured for RAID 1. IDE1 was empty and my CD writer was/is connected
to IDE2.
Just recently I took a working 120GB Maxtor HDD plus cable off my other
PC and installed it in IDE1 on this PC. On rebooting to the BIOS and
looking to see what has been detected, there is no sign of the drive in
IDE1; only the CD writer in IDE2.
The OS still boots just fine off RAID but I can't access the HDD in
IDE1.
I've trawled this and other forums and emailed Soyo on Monday (no reply
as yet) and can find nothing to suggest that what I'm trying to do is
not possible. (Quite the opposite, in fact)
Any thoughts/pointers would be much appreciated.
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