Serial ATA on a KT3 raid controller

Hi,
i'm gonna buy new harddrives for my MSI KT3
in a little more time i wil switch MLB aswell but not at this time
my question:
I'm thinking of buying 2 Serial ATA drives but I'm not sure if they wil work on my KT3 ultra 2 MLB on Raid 0 (it has no serial ATA).
does someone know if this work or not?

The only way you're going to to get SATA is to buy either a new motherboard with onboard SATA e.g. a KT6 Delta or KT6V the latter is hard to find. The other way is to buy an add-on pci card from Promise or Highpoint or Adaptec is good.

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hi, i have the
Msi K8N Neo Platinum and i despertly tried to boot from the Serial ATA drive.
i have 2 hd in the IDE primary channels
and 2 Cdrw and Cd Rom connected to the IDE Secondary Channels
the Serial ATA is connected to 3 port due to overclocking and msi detecting bug.
the Serial ATA is NTFS and so the Primary Master.
i want to install WINXP on the Serial ATA and so it will boot from it.
i am using the reguler Primary Master for the boot now,, but i really want to boot from the Serial ATA,,
and plz explain me what the hell are those Raid SATA, and all the other types
PATA and stuff.
and do i need to use the driver RAID/SATA diskett from msi?
it's Western Digital 80GB 8mb
plz help

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Originally posted by Valaire
So... disable the IDE channels (or disconnect the drives temporarily), then just install the drive. You don't have to F6, if you are not using RAID. Parttition and format in Windows XP bootable cd setup.
Does the same hold true with Windows 2000? No need to F6 and add drivers for a single SATA (WD Raptor 36GB) drive?
I am having a devil of a time getting my K8N Neo Plat seeing this single drive, and shall try the tricks in the FAQ thread: Single SATA or Multiple Drive Array Setup FAQ
I cannot even format the SATA drive in the MSI - the system locks up, aborts, or I see ASCII characters in the screen after "format terminated" messages. Drive formats fine in my Asus P4P800-E Deluxe.

Serial ATA Controller Card for bigger hard drives on 8600/300

Hi again,
Can a Serial ATA Controller Card work on the PowerMac 8600/300 as well as on the G4 tower?
How can I tell if the PCI slots are the same?
Thanks
web dude

According to the specs listed for Sonnet's Tempo Serial ATA controller card, it's compatible with the early PCI Macs - like the 8600, as well as newer G3s, G4s, etc. The FirmTek SeriTek 1S2 SATA controller card has gotten favorable feedback in the Forums. The 8600's PCI slots are probably PCI 2.0-compliant, whereas the G4 AGPs probably have PCI 2.1-compliant slots. Even though the FirmTek card specifies PCI 2.2-compliant slots, it's undoubtedly backward-compatible. If you just want to use larger IDE/EIDE drives in your 8600, the (now-discontinued) Acard Ultra ATA-66 PCI controller card is an inexpensive solution at $25. Unlike the Acard Ultra ATA-133 controller card, it has the 128 GB limit, so a 120 GB drive is the optimal choice for it. Newegg has a Seagate 120 GB ATA-100 (8 MB Cache) hard drive for $55. I've got (3) 8600/300s and they were one of Apple's better-designed towers, especially with the large cooling fan in the side panel. I installed a G3/266 MHz processor in one, along with a pair of 4 GB hard drives, an ATI Rage 128 graphics card, and FireWire and USB PCI cards. It runs so well and quietly, that I'm reluctant to part with it - in spite of the fact that I rarely use it anymore. With the hard drive mounting plate on the bottom of the chassis floor, it can accommodate more hard drives than the shortened version of the same mini-tower case, used for the beige G3s.

Error while scanning for Serial-ATA devices.

There was an error while scanning for Serial-ATA devices. I'm not sure how to trouble shoot this. I believe a secondary drive in bay 2 died.

I also have just began to hit this issue.
I have 4 2T enterprise class WD drives in a raid 1+0 (or was it 0+1) config.
Device Model: WDC WD2002FYPS-01U1B1
One disk (disk0 in bay 2) keeps disappearing. Completely. /dev/disk0 and /dev/rdisk0 vanish.
If I look at "about this mac" / "More Info" / "Serial-ATA" I get the "error while scanning ...".
If I reboot, the offending disc comes back and the raid volumes start rebuilding.
The SMART status is (reported to be) fine.
I use the 'smartmon' tools and look at the extended SMART status and the values of the counters all looks the same as the other drives. I can run an extended offline test, which takes forever to execute. disk 1 and 3 eventually finish with success (it writes this status into a SMART log area on the disc).
Disk 2 and 0 take longer. I image this is because 2 is being read to resilver 0. Currently, I am running with disk0 absent again, and disk 2s test did not complete. It claims it was aborted by the host, so I imagine the one on disk0 will claim the same after I reboot.
My system is under extended AppleCare until 16 Jan 2011, so if I can determine that this is a disc controller error, I can get it fixed. The drives have a 5 year warrantee, and are less than 1yr old, so they are covered. I just need to figure out what the issue is.
I will now reboot and recover disk0 and see if perhaps there is anything recorded in the SMART log.
There is nothing in kernel.log specific to disk0. I include the log extract here for posterity. The "speed" volume is not raid 0+1, just striped, which is why it gets aborted.
Dec 21 23:30:26 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::restartSet - restarting set "sys_2" (C398B450-28A3-4C1D-A6A8-5B617661789D).
Dec 21 23:30:26 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMirrorSet::rebuild complete for set "sys_2" (C398B450-28A3-4C1D-A6A8-5B617661789D).
Dec 22 04:17:22 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::restartSet - restarting set "usr_2" (4EA5DD68-D6D0-4CF3-A741-BFBC5ECE8A76).
Dec 22 04:17:22 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMirrorSet::rebuild complete for set "usr_2" (4EA5DD68-D6D0-4CF3-A741-BFBC5ECE8A76).
Dec 22 05:23:16 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:23:30 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 9722C38E-DFF9-468F-8DE5-809432493168
Dec 22 05:23:44: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:23:44 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:24:14: --- last message repeated 4 times ---
Dec 22 05:24:19 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:24:56: --- last message repeated 2 times ---
Dec 22 05:24:56 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:25:17: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:25:17 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 9722C38E-DFF9-468F-8DE5-809432493168
Dec 22 05:25:31: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:25:31 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on EB932B0E-8476-480C-BBD4-53A9A77D9FEF
Dec 22 05:25:45: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:25:45 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:26:15: --- last message repeated 2 times ---
Dec 22 05:26:21 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:26:51: --- last message repeated 4 times ---
Dec 22 05:27:12 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:27:33: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:27:26 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 9722C38E-DFF9-468F-8DE5-809432493168
Dec 22 05:27:40: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:27:40 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:28:24: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:28:24 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 9722C38E-DFF9-468F-8DE5-809432493168
Dec 22 05:28:39: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:28:39 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:29:14 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::completeRAIDRequest - error 0xe00002ca detected for set "usr_2" (4EA5DD68-D6D0-4CF3-A741-BFBC5ECE8A76), member 3C6E9EA4-831A-4
57A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25, set byte offset = 222462894080.
Dec 22 05:29:14 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::recover() member 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25 from set "usr_2" (4EA5DD68-D6D0-4CF3-A741-BFBC5ECE8A76) has been marked
offline.
Dec 22 05:29:14 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::restartSet - restarting set "usr_2" (4EA5DD68-D6D0-4CF3-A741-BFBC5ECE8A76).
Dec 22 05:32:38 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 9722C38E-DFF9-468F-8DE5-809432493168
Dec 22 05:33:22: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:33:22 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 9722C38E-DFF9-468F-8DE5-809432493168
Dec 22 05:34:06: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:34:06 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 9722C38E-DFF9-468F-8DE5-809432493168
Dec 22 05:34:53: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:34:53 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::completeRAIDRequest - error 0xe00002ca detected for set "sys_2" (C398B450-28A3-4C1D-A6A8-5B617661789D), member 9722C38E-DFF9-4
68F-8DE5-809432493168, set byte offset = 35194773504.
Dec 22 05:34:53 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::recover() member 9722C38E-DFF9-468F-8DE5-809432493168 from set "sys_2" (C398B450-28A3-4C1D-A6A8-5B617661789D) has been marked
offline.
Dec 22 05:34:53 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::restartSet - restarting set "sys_2" (C398B450-28A3-4C1D-A6A8-5B617661789D).
Dec 22 05:37:24 8way kernel[0]: AppleAHCIDiskQueueManager::setPowerState(0x13d64500, 2 -> 1) timed out after 100113 ms
Dec 22 05:37:44 8way kernel[0]: Failed to issue COM RESET successfully after 3 attempts. Failing...
Dec 22 05:37:44 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002be on EB932B0E-8476-480C-BBD4-53A9A77D9FEF
Dec 22 05:37:44 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::recover() member EB932B0E-8476-480C-BBD4-53A9A77D9FEF from set "speed" (190EC75B-C702-4481-ABCF-8C5A0D54BBE0) has been marked
offline.
Dec 22 05:37:44 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::restartSet - restarting set "speed" (190EC75B-C702-4481-ABCF-8C5A0D54BBE0).
Dec 22 05:37:44 8way kernel[0]: disk4: media is not present.
Dec 22 05:37:59 8way kernel[0]: speed::terminate(kIOServiceSynchronous) timeout
Dec 22 05:37:59 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::completeRAIDRequest - underrun detected, expected = 0xa000, actual = 0x9e00, set = "speed" (190EC75B-C702-4481-ABCF-8C5A0D54BB
E0)
Dec 22 05:37:59 8way kernel[0]: disk4: data underrun.
Dec 22 05:37:59 8way kernel[0]: jnl: disk4: dojnlio: strategy err 0x5
Dec 22 05:37:59 8way kernel[0]: jnl: disk4: end_transaction: only wrote 0 of 40960 bytes to the journal!
Dec 22 05:37:59 8way kernel[0]: disk4: media is not present.
Dec 22 05:38:00 8way kernel[0]: jnl: disk4: close: journal 0x13f34e04, is invalid. aborting outstanding transactions

[Athlon64] Device Manager shows "Other devices: ?(!) RAID Controller"

(This was previously posted to the Operating Systems forum, when I realized it's not really a Windows problem)
In my Windows XP Device Manager, under Other devices, I see ?(!) RAID Controller.
I don't have a RAID controller, and my Serial ATA hard drives are connected to the SATA VIA ports. I've been told that this can be toggled in the BIOS. Now, this started happening after I flashed to BIOS 2.0, and the BIOS isn't exactly straight forward to me. Therefore, I'm having trouble finding that option.
Has anybody had a simliar problem? Any ideas?

=== PROBLEM RESOLVED ===
The two BIOS Default options I have are "Load High Performance Options" and "Load BIOS Setup Options". I chose "High Performance". It was somewhat a two-part procedure.
I entered the BIOS Options, and then Boot Sequence. The available options were: Floppy, CD, or BBS(0) RealTek Boot Agent, but not the Serial ATA hard drives. So I set the Sequence as 1) Floppy, 2) CD, 3) N/A, and 4) Check for other devices: Yes.
I rebooted, and it located the Serial ATA drives and proceeded to the RealTek Boot Agent anyway. I bypassed the Agent by pushing ESC. I entered Windows XP to find that, under Device Manager's SCSI & RAID Controllers, I had one entry: VIA Serial ATA RAID Controller, and no other entries. As of now, Device Manager lists a perfect hardware record.
Now to correct the Boot Sequence. I restarted and re-entered BIOS. I entered Boot Sequence again to find that my Serial ATA drives are now selectable. I changed the Sequence to 1) Floppy, 2) CD, 3) BBS(0) SATA Maxtor, and 4) Check for other devices: No.
Now my system bootup behaves as it should. No lengthy IDE device check and no RealTek boot agent check. Windows XP is also in check! :-)
This was kind of tricky. This doesn't appear to me to be a widespread problem, but I think we oughta put this in a sticky or something. I wanted to say thanks to everybody who contributed to this thread for their help! I'm going to document this fix. LOL

Promise Serial - ATA Utility

Some make think this thread as being lazy, however I remember reading somewhere here or on msi site about using the 'Promise Serial - ATA Utility' from the software supplied. I have spent about an hour searching this site but can't find it. Can someone help?
PS in my recent threads I have been given advice from this site about memory issues and SM controllers, my pc is now nearly flying off my desk. Many thanks to those who helped

Yes I know the utility...As I said it's on the CD but it will only show up in the auto-run utility if it detects that you are running drives on the promise controller with "as SATA" selected in the bios. I'm running SATA Raid on the promise so when I run the MSI CD it shows me the Promise Raid utility but not the cache utility you want.

Serial ATA to IDE Ultra ATA-100/133 Mini Converter Board~ Is it worth it???

I was considering installing a Serial ATA to IDE Ultra ATA-100/133 Mini Converter Board to run my ultra ATA devices.
Is it worth the trouble or would it bog my system down for a small increase in transfer rate????
Thanks
DD

I've got two IDE hard drives that have the converter board that plugs into SATA on my mobo. I didn't see that much of a performance gain until I went to RAID. I had IDE RAID and it worked alright. When I put the adapters on, the speed increased by at least double. I would say this is due to a more refined RAID controller, though, but it definately wouldn't hurt your performance any.

Bad Serial ATA Drives?

I've got a Daul 2.5ghz G5 that's really had a lot of problems since I bought it. The graphics card has been replaced, the motherboard has been replaced, and both processors have been replaced.
The other day, I noticed that rendering in Final Cut Pro 5 was just crawling.
Processor intensive tasks seem to go fine, but tasks that involve writing to the disks (both of the 250 serial-ata drives) go very slowly.
Computer is, of course, out of warranty now.
I wipped the computer and started from scratch and reformated both drives, same problem. Disks are not fragmented.
I ran Xbench. All computer tests scored above the 100 point baseline, except the drive tests:
Disk Test 71.27
Sequential 104.09
Uncached Write 109.13 67.00 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Write 100.96 57.13 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Uncached Read 99.81 29.21 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Read 107.04 53.80 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Random 54.19
Uncached Write 20.81 2.20 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Write 131.48 42.09 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Uncached Read 93.06 0.66 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Read 134.96 25.04 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Both drives scored really low on the random uncached write speed. Any ideas on what the problem would be? Could both drives go bad at the same time? Hard drive controller? Is there a way to test it without buying a new drive?
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What make/model of drives? how old are they?
Hitachi 7K500 might fit the bill. Or 10K Raptor (but probably need SeriTek controller now, a must for the 150GB model and now the 74GB - both are excellent for boot drive). The 500GB 16MB cache Hitachi is also a solid drive.
Disk Utility: Erase: Options: Zero-all is what I would do first.
I try to keep one drive's outer track partition (100GB) just for OS / Apps (and use the 2nd parition for static archive and backups).
Then use Drive #2 for data / media / Users.
Maybe extra (external0 eSATA drives for FCP, scratch, backup and projects.
Some drives, SATA is going through a lot of changes, are trouble, not compatible, have SSC enabled, firmware doesn't support RAID as well as it could/should. NCQ being enabled doesn't help desktop use and isn't supported on G5 SATA ports.
Xbench is not the most 'reliable' test, but those are not normal numbers.
Keep your disk drive in "good health" (run Disk Utility, Disc Warrior etc from a cloned emergency drive regularly to do any repairs) as well as keep log and temp files to a minimum? run cron tasks at least weekly?

Serial ata corrupt drivers?

Hi all,
maybe this topic already posted before..and i already do some searching an still cant found it.
here is the case, im trying to instal windows 64 but edition but when i installed the serial ata nforce storage controller it says corrupt drivers, cant load properly
can somebody help me on this? thanks in advance
MSI K8Neo Platinum
AMD 64 3200+
Sound Blaster Live
Gforce 5200
Coolermaster Centurion.

Quote
Originally posted by Steve F.
The latest 64-bit beta drivers are here.
You may find that the contents of the IDE folder are too big to fit on a floppy. If so, that's because it has the raid tool files, which you do not need on the floppy. I haven't checked this version but that's what happened with the last version. The files you do not need on the floppy include nvraidman,.exe, nvraidservice.exe, nvraidwizard.dll and nvraidwizardenu.dll. There are a couple more but it's only bigger ones you need to remove in order to fit the rest on a floppy.
As long as you omit the Raidtool directory, the rest of the files only come to 783K between them.
Chip

Serial ATA troubles

I am having trouble getting my XP install to see my Serial ATA HDD...? Help please

You're posting in the incorrect forum this is the via 32bit forum you should be posting in this forum.
I can still give you a hand though firstly forget about the via drivers you need these drivers you have a promise sata raid controller on your board. Secondly make sure that it's enabled in the bios, and lastly right after the post screen(i.e. the memory & cpu speed screen) there should be a prompt for the promise raid controller that should show the drive then a key to press to enter the utility once inside that you need to figure out how to create a raid array choose raid 0 or performance setting.

Serial ata sata hard drive

Hi members
I have a msi k8mm3 motherboard and want to connect a serial sata raid hd. but when i press tab to go into sata bios a get error message saying you need 2 hd to setup can some one tell me how to set up a diamond max 7L300RO serial ata sata raid and what the error meam.robin

You need the same size and preferably brand/model to make a RAID 0 or 1
With raid-0 you can, in theory, increase read/write performance. If one drive goes bad, you lose all data on both disks (half of the data is written to one disk, half to the other at the same time, that's why the performance comes from). In daily life, you won't notice that much of an increase, unless you work with many large files (video editing).
With Raid-1, you continuously make a copy of the disk you work from. In Windows you will only "see" one of both disks. The RAID controller sees to it that the data you write, is written to both disks, so if one goes bad, you can continue working from the other.
If you want to use only one SATA disk, you can. Set it to IDE in your bios or disable SATA RAID.
You can find the how-to in your board's manual.

MSI GNX MAX-FISR P4, RAID Controller

I just ordered and received a MSI GNX MAX-FISR P4 motherboard, and I have a question. My impression is this has a RAID controller, yet P. 2-18 of the manual suggests that I can only connect ONE hard drive to IDE3, the raid controller. THis doesn't make sense to me--by definition a RAID controller must support 2 or more hard drives. Is IDE3 a standard IDE connection and RAID is only via serial ATA?

wonkanoby is right. he and i had this conversation a few days ago. in addition, i called msi last night and confirmed it. if you have 2 IDE drives that you want to RAID on this board, then you can hook one of the drives into IDE3, but you must use an SATA-to-IDE converter for the other drive (and hook it into one of the SATA ports).
i wish they would have clarified that a little more in the product description page on MSI's website. but it's a super board! very easy to set up.

Testing HDD--Maxtor 120 serial ATA HDD

I bought a new Maxtor 120 Gig Serial ATA drive. I installed the drive on my new MSI K8TNeo2-F MB. Windows is installed on a ide drive. Windows and bios is not detecting Maxtor serial ata drive. I installed VIA Raid drives. I went into the bios and enabled SATA and PATA controller. I tried both serial connectors on the MB, its still not seeing the HDD.
Any ideas or just RMA the drive?

Try the procedure below. It was established for nvidia chipset boards, but might work for you as well. Good luck.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=76886.0

Linux and serial ata

Hey. I just got a msi kt4 ultra-bsr. I went to install mandrake 9 last night and i couldnt find a driver for my serial ata raid controller. If anyone knows if promise or msi are coming out with a driver plz link me =)

You need to figure out which drives you'll be transferring data between and avoid a setup where you're sharing a channel. If you've got a large mpeg file in a temp folder, create the new divx,avi or whatever on a different drive and on a different channel.
I'm not familiar with your editing patterns but I would suggest the following:
Move the IDE drive to IDE1(master). This will probably require a reinstall of Windows since the Promise SATA driver is no longer used.
Put the DVDRW on IDE2(master)
Put the DVDROM on IDE2(slave)
If you need to be able to copy from DVD to DVD "on the fly", you'll probably have to put the DVDRom on IDE1 but this may affect your hdd performance.
After above is up and running, attach and install the SATA drives to Serial3&4, enable the Promise in Bios "As Raid" and follow instructions as per the Raid Guide.
Hopefully, this should give you the best use of data bandwidth. Be sure to keep everything defragged regularly.

Serial ATA on MSI KT4 Ultra FISR??

Hello
Just a general query here about Serial ATA on the 6590 board (KT4 Ultra FISR).
I am hoping to build a system with this board and was hoping to start with only one HD, preferably an 80Gb Serial ATA drive. Does the promise raid controller on this board allow you to boot on a single serial ATA drive?
P.S. I was also hoping to add a Radeon 9700 card (not pro) but have read about many problems within this forum. Does anyone know if the problems have been cleared?
Thanks
?(

Well, my idea was to buy a Serial ATA drive from the outset and use it as the only HD in the system. Therefore, it would have to start on the serial ATA raid port.
The only other boot option I can see which may be relevant is "Legacy SCSI". Doesn't sound right though. There are also a lot of BBS (BIOS boot specification) choices from 0 to 9 but I dont know what they are.
There are about 25 boot options including from USB CDROM drives but nothing specific to RAID!

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