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Re: GA-Z77X-UD5H: Boot loop after configuring RAID
Who or what's in the freezer? The kids? Ice cream sandwiches?
Who or what's in the freezer? The kids? Ice cream sandwiches?
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Re: GA-Z77X-UD5H: Boot loop after configuring RAID
Well, to answer your question...
the ice cream sandwiches have melted.
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Re: GA-Z77X-UD5H: Boot loop after configuring RAID
Yes, that is a 100% NO if you are using the Enterprise drivers. I have not tested with MSAHCI only, or the 10.x-11.5 drivers, but I know for sure you cannot with the enterprise drivers as there is several iastor entries in the registry (See image below) with those drivers and I tried changing them all and none have any effect. I also tried changing other associated entries with no luck there as well!Originally posted by Acebmxer View Post
@ Nebulocity, glad to see you got this sorted out!Comment
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Re: GA-Z77X-UD5H: Boot loop after configuring RAID
Thanks! Lots of learning to be had on these forums, for sure ;-) I have no doubts that I'll be back to read more after I'm done horsing around
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Re: GA-Z77X-UD5H: Boot loop after configuring RAID
It is possible to do the Marvell / Intel dance, I've done it a few times on Z77 and X79 now, I guess you just need to know the hussle to pull it off
Anyway, glad to see you got it all working properly now! We'll be here, playing and horsing around ourselves, so come back anytime!!Comment
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