Circle with cross through it flash at boot up twice but boots into OSX mountain lion anyways

Hi I have a Late 2012 i5 Mac mini never gave me a issue till now. so Iv installed a OCZ SSD and I was goin to install the OS on the SSD but when i went on Disk Utility the 2 drives were red and and window popped up saying "FIX IT" or "cancel" so i pressed fix it and it turned them into a fusion drive which i thought wasn't passable on the i5 model so i was happy with that installed fine and on the first boot it stayed on the apple logo so i restarted it again and with in 2 seconds into the OS with no issue use for a few hours and wanted to restart the mac mini and iv noticed that the circle with the cross flashed for a second and stayed on apple logo i switch off the mac and restarted it instantly came on no issue so no iv realized i can restart it with out 90% of the time it getting suck on a apple logo also more recently its started to flash the circle with cross every time it boots but runs fine boots extremely fast and 3 seconds from off to login but the logo flashing is making kinda parnoyed i now if its there if means HDD failure but the SSD is healthy and new and could it be a OS mountain lion issue iv tried seperating the drive through a KGO but it wont let me so question
anyhave the same issue and if so did u find out how to stop it?

Open the Startup Disk preference pane in System Preferences and select the Fusion Drive as your startup disk.

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