ello, greetings from Spain, this is my first post, but I have a lot of time reading and working with the bios "Ket" in my Asus P5Qpro (thanks for your work). Recently acquired two SSD of 128 GB each to put them in Raid0 with intel controller board. Researching the net I found a lot to the famous "o-roms" intel, and the problem with their latest versions with raid0 (in normal mode work well), but if you try to put two SSD in Raid0 with any version "or -rom "intel to 10.1 over the computer at startup will crash and we will remove mode" raid "of the plate to take over control of the system as it becomes very unstable and only work in AHCI mode or IDE .

Sad to see that you have a computer powerful enough to keep squeezing the most and that neglect is not possible to update the controller BIOS to the latest version (thanks Ket by minitutorial I read in another post on how to use the mmtools) .

I've tried all the bios or official intel-roms that are in "win-lite forum" and station-drivers ... any and all functions are blocked in the boot, except to version 10.1 as indicated above Ket.

My question is ... if there is any way to edit or intel-ROM, or if there are any changes to these to make them compatible with Raid0 mode.

I've done a thousand tests and it is clear that with the latest version of the BIOS modified Ket the latest versions of "0-rom" intel and go great with TRIM support without blocking, but in normal mode, not raid.

There must be something to tell us why crashes, the P45 chipset is problematic but not old enough to ignore the thousands of users that remain with this chipset, so I have not lost hope that somewhere Intel then update their O-roms compatible with all chipsets.

greetings.