@ serg34serg:
Welcome at WinRAID Forum!

Zitat von serg34serg im Beitrag #181

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I have 5 years working 2003 server, the old motherboard is dying. The new system is assembled on the asus h97-pro, wheels in good condition in raid1. how to integrate drivers without reinstalling the system. and what are the drivers in this case will fit.

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Everything depends on the Southbridge of the old (dying) mainboard. If it should be Intel ICH8R or higher, the RAID1 array will be detected by the new H97 system (pre-condition: You have set the Intel SATA Controller to "RAID" within the BIOS). After having booted successfully into the OS Windows Server 2003, you can install any Intel RST(e) driver v12.x.x.xxxx or v13.x.x.xxxx.

Regards
Fernando

Zitat von serg34serg im Beitrag #183

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The problem is that windows 2003 is mounted on one HDD, not in the array.

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That doesn't matter as long as the Intel SATA port, where the system drive is connected, was running in RAID mode in the old system and will do in the future system.

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when moving the system to a new motherboard, I integrated SATA driver using "TeraByte OS Deployment Tool Suite".

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Which SATA driver did you integrate and which Intel SATA Controller did you choose for being supported?

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what modifications your driver should I use?

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Since I don't have any knowledge about the use of the "TeraByte OS Deployment Tool Suite", I cannot answer this question. AFAIK you should be able to integrate any Intel RST driver, because all of them do support the "Intel(R) Desktop/Workstation/Server Express Chipset SATA RAID Controller" (DEV_2822), unless you are going to do a fresh OS installation. In the latter case you will need an Intel RST driver with a TXTSETUP.OEM file within the driver folder (latest version: v11.2.0.1006).

@ all users of my modded drivers:

Update of the Start Post:
Changelog:

• refreshed: "Universal 32/64bit Intel RST AHCI & RAID drivers v11.2.0.1006 mod by Fernando" originally dated 05/30/2012 and re-customized by me at 08/17/2014 (now with additional support of all Intel C600+/C220+ Series Chipsets)
• refreshed: "Universal Intel RST Drivers & Software Set v11.2.0.1006 mod by Fernando" originally dated 06/13/2012 and re-customized by me at 08/17/2014 (now with additional support of all Intel C600+/C220+ Series Chipsets)

Thanks to our Forum member pang, who had already successfully tested the refreshed 32bit driver version (look >here<).

Good luck with these freshly customized Intel AHCI/RAID drivers!
Fernando

Zitat von boe323 im Beitrag #186

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Will you be modding the the latest rst set ?

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Yes, if there should be a demand by some users.

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I would like to try them on my system to see if it will recognize my hdds instead of reporting ssds

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Which OS are you running and which Intel SATA Controller is listed within the Device Manager?

Zitat von boe323 im Beitrag #188

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OS windows 8.1 ....x79 chipset c600 running raid0 , intel(R) Desktop/Workstation/server express chipset SATA RAID Controller.13.2.4.1000.

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Your Intel RAID Controller is supported by the original Intel RST(e) drivers v13.2.4.1000 WHQL. Why to you want to install a modded driver version?

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Is it possible that the trim support is triggering ssd ?

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I don't understand what you mean.
As far as I understood from previous posts there is a RAID0 array of 2 HDDs within your system, but Windows detects the RAID members as SSDs and not as HDDs. Is this correct? If yes, I suspect either a bug of the OS or a mistake while creating the RAID array.

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my os or my array must be damaged somehow, or it could be that the array was made on orom 11.2, what do you think?

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What about backup your data, breaking the current RAID0 array and creating a new RAID0 array using the Intel RAID ROM v12.9.0.2006? After having done that I recommend to install the Intel RST(e) driver v12.9.4.1000 WHQL, which probably is a better choice for your X79 RAID system.

Zitat von boe323 im Beitrag #190

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Just thinking that a modded version might of worked properly, oh well.

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Regarding the function there is no difference between a modded and an original driver. The modification concerns just to the information file, which manages the installation of the driver.

@ ZPW701:
Welcome at Win-RAID Forum!

Zitat von ZPW701 im Beitrag #192

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I've a Lenovo Thinkpad W701 and found your very interesting reports on how to update the OROM to allow trim also on older intel chipsets.

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TRIM is generally working with older Intel chipsets as long as the SSD(s) is/are running in AHCI mode. Furthermore the Intel SATA AHCI Controller does neither need nor use an Intel RAID ROM module, which is within the mainboard BIOS.
So my question is: Do you have a RAID0 array with 2 or more SSDs as members within your Lenovo system? Only if yes you will benefit from an insertion of a TRIM modded Intel RAID ROM into the mainboard BIOS.

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But I'm a little bit despairing, because It's not working to mod my BIOS or to extract the modules.

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If you want help, you should give us the link to the latest BIOS for your Lenovo Thinkpad.

Regards
Fernando

Zitat von ZPW701 im Beitrag #194

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The bios itself is in the sub-folder 6KET60WW and it's name is $01C0000.FL1.
I already find out, that this is a compressed format. You need the program e_bcpvpw.exe to extract it into a normal BIOS File.
You can find this extraction tool here: http://thinkwiki.de/BIOS together with an instruction.

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Is it possible, that you upload or attach the already expanded (uncompressed) BIOS file?
That would it make much easier for Forum members, who want to help you.