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From: Gabriel Ambuehl <gaml@buz.ch>
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Subject: SATA RAID support on VIA VT8237?
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Hi,
I'm wondering if SATA RAID 1 is suppored on the VT8237. The hardware
notes for 4.10 say the chipset it supported but nothing about the RAID
capabilities. So now I'm wondering if I need to stick in a Highpoint
expansion card (cause those sure as hell do work) or if I can use the
onboard controller...