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Thread-Topic: Intel S875WP1 w/ SATA HostRAID
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From: "Chris Burchell" <cburchell@muttart.org>
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Subject: Intel S875WP1 w/ SATA HostRAID
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I am trying to use a server with an Intel S875WP1 motherboard with
Embedded Adaptec SATA HostRAID.

Using FreeBSD 4.10 - when I get to sysinstall it says "No Disks Found!".

Is there any way I can get the system to recognize the SATA RAID?

Cheers,
Chris