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Old 12-31-2006, 11:57 PM
fods [H]Lite, 3.8 Years
 
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Onboard Raid 5, Ok to replace motherboard?

I'm looking to get some more storage space and maybe update the system while I'm at it. If I goto Sata I would prefer to change over to a s939 setup. Do the motherboards work the same way as regular raid cards, if one dies you can replace it with no worries of losing data? I assume they would if they had the same bios but was wondering if anyone had some experience.
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Old 01-01-2007, 12:04 AM
hokatichenci Gawd, 5.1 Years
 
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If its the same exact bios/chipset, maybe/probably. Any other chipset, any other bios, it is highly unlikely. Raid is not a standard format in any respect really, you are usually tied down to at least one thing (the controller, bios, or O/S).
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Old 01-01-2007, 12:50 AM
marshac Limp Gawd, 6.7 Years
 
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I was wondering the same thing, so when my new mobo came (cheapo ASRock, so NOT the same chipset, etc), I backed up my data, pulled the drives, and moved them over to the new system.... imagine my surprise when the new system saw the array. A fluke? Perhaps.... back up the data and move the drives.... see what happens.
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