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> Pci Sata Question, RAID Controller Card
natedawgster
post Nov 22 2007, 03:30 AM
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I currently bought a PCI SATA in order to flash my TS drive but i dont know if its compatable. On all of the tutorials it says to set it to Native/IDE but the PCI i bought has big green letters in the front saying that its a RAID Controller Card. Did i buy the wrong PCI or can i set it to IDE? It has 1 IDE port and 3 internal SATA(2 are parallel) and 1 external Ultra SATA.

Even if is compatable, I can't seem to boot in to the BIOS of my computer, its a VIAO model PVC-RS620G.
I read somewhere that it runs a x86 BOIS? So i don't know if that helps but i tried all the F buttons and tab/delete but can find how to change it.

I also tried makin a bootable floppy. Format and copied the two mtkflash on there to back up my firmware. Did this with 8 floppies but keep getting a Error with the I/O?

I have like no clue with this new hackin stuff, so if anyone has any input or answers, Please Help me. And im about to give up because of the new Disc detection MS has up. But Info would still be Nice.
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post Nov 22 2007, 10:04 AM
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Does Anyone Have Any Clue?
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post Nov 23 2007, 12:13 AM
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post Nov 23 2007, 12:26 AM
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Can you take some picute of you new pci to sata adapter? I need more clue to help you!!!
QUOTE(natedawgster @ Nov 22 2007, 04:06 AM) *

I currently bought a PCI SATA in order to flash my TS drive but i dont know if its compatable. On all of the tutorials it says to set it to Native/IDE but the PCI i bought has big green letters in the front saying that its a RAID Controller Card. Did i buy the wrong PCI or can i set it to IDE? It has 1 IDE port and 3 internal SATA(2 are parallel) and 1 external Ultra SATA.

Even if is compatable, I can't seem to boot in to the BIOS of my computer, its a VIAO model PVC-RS620G.
I read somewhere that it runs a x86 BOIS? So i don't know if that helps but i tried all the F buttons and tab/delete but can find how to change it.

I also tried makin a bootable floppy. Format and copied the two mtkflash on there to back up my firmware. Did this with 8 floppies but keep getting a Error with the I/O?

I have like no clue with this new hackin stuff, so if anyone has any input or answers, Please Help me. And im about to give up because of the new Disc detection MS has up. But Info would still be Nice.
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post Nov 23 2007, 12:54 AM
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Yea, Thanks. Here are some pictures i took with my phone. Tell me if need more details.
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Front of Box, Might be Helpful

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