Asus P5E3 Premium Wi-fi-AP

[sauria]

MemoryC.com great guys

[Telo]

MemoryC.com great guys

I second that motion. Even paying for overnight delivery it costs less than Tankguys; and the version tankguys has is the 1800Mhz.

[Kazi]

Hello all,

After i defaulted the bios of my P5e3 premium my raid0 array would not boot anymore.

I think the problem is that i saved (and exited) the defaulted bios, before changing the raidcontroller setting from ide to raid. So in other words. I booted my mobo with the incorrect raid controller setting (IDE). With the incorrect setting i did not try to boot my Vista 64bit, I just booted into bios again to change it from ide to raid. But after i set it to the correct setting and tried to boot into vista 64bit it did not work. It says i have to insert bootable media and press a key.

They array seems to be fine and the array is still listed in bios as a bootable device, but the system isnt able to boot from it anymore.

Can anyone confirm that booting the mobo with incorrect raid controller settings will messup the Raid0 bootdevice (partition)?
Is this a common issue? and is here a work arround?


Kazi

[Telo]

Hello all,

After i defaulted the bios of my P5e3 premium my raid0 array would not boot anymore.

I think the problem is that i saved (and exited) the defaulted bios, before changing the raidcontroller setting from ide to raid. So in other words. I booted my mobo with the incorrect raid controller setting (IDE). With the incorrect setting i did not try to boot my Vista 64bit, I just booted into bios again to change it from ide to raid. But after i set it to the correct setting and tried to boot into vista 64bit it did not work. It says i have to insert bootable media and press a key.

They array seems to be fine and the array is still listed in bios as a bootable device, but the system isnt able to boot from it anymore.

Can anyone confirm that booting the mobo with incorrect raid controller settings will messup the Raid0 bootdevice (partition)?
Is this a common issue? and is here a work arround?


Kazi

Sounds like the array might have been corrupted, or that you may be missing a setting somewhere. Is there a way you can post the settings for your boot up sequence?

[metro.cl]

Hello all,

After i defaulted the bios of my P5e3 premium my raid0 array would not boot anymore.

I think the problem is that i saved (and exited) the defaulted bios, before changing the raidcontroller setting from ide to raid. So in other words. I booted my mobo with the incorrect raid controller setting (IDE). With the incorrect setting i did not try to boot my Vista 64bit, I just booted into bios again to change it from ide to raid. But after i set it to the correct setting and tried to boot into vista 64bit it did not work. It says i have to insert bootable media and press a key.

They array seems to be fine and the array is still listed in bios as a bootable device, but the system isnt able to boot from it anymore.

Can anyone confirm that booting the mobo with incorrect raid controller settings will messup the Raid0 bootdevice (partition)?
Is this a common issue? and is here a work arround?


Kazi

You need to select RAID for your Sata ports in order for it to "see" it again, because RAID is not a default config.

[Puttz]

MemoryC.com great guys

I third it!