My desktop motherboard failed somehow, most likely because beer entered the case and flowed down everything inside like a little shower. Worse, it was my last my bottle.
I have 2 drives in a Raid0 array, and need to recover their contents because this terrible loss occurred in between the regularly occurring weekly Sunday night disk imaging.
I bought the same computer/motherboard off of Ebay. I will disconnect the drives in it, make sure that the bios is set to RAID, then I will reinstall my boot drive, start the OS, and resolve any graphics card driver problems.
Next I will connect the raid0 array--2 non bootable HD's.
Do the drives have to be in the same SATA ports that they used in the beer soaked computer or will the Intel Raid driver on my bootable hard disk figure it out?
I have 2 drives in a Raid0 array, and need to recover their contents because this terrible loss occurred in between the regularly occurring weekly Sunday night disk imaging.
I bought the same computer/motherboard off of Ebay. I will disconnect the drives in it, make sure that the bios is set to RAID, then I will reinstall my boot drive, start the OS, and resolve any graphics card driver problems.
Next I will connect the raid0 array--2 non bootable HD's.
Do the drives have to be in the same SATA ports that they used in the beer soaked computer or will the Intel Raid driver on my bootable hard disk figure it out?