Mirrored RAID on ASUS A7V600

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Terry Kesteloot

Asus A7V600 Motherboard

My friend is having a problem with the RAID Controller on
the system. I've attached 2 SATA drives to the MB and
placed them onto a mirrored array configuration. The
problem seems to be synchronization of the 2 drives at
shut down. IE the system is shutting down before the
drives are finished synchronizing. The result is that
chkdsk runs when ever the system is restarted or a
critical system file is corrupted and it refuses to
boot. If I perform a restart or soft boot I don't run
into the problem. Is there a setting I'm missing (I
tried to set the shutdown time in the console to slow it
up a bit but it didn't work) is there a way to fix this.

Thanks in advance
 
yep, that what is does, just removed my card this morning.
I just got tired of putting up with it after 2 years.

Drive mis-matches, corruption, errors, bad boots,etc.
The drives spend half the time re-building them selves.
Any error triggers it, you can shut off the auto-rebuild
and that will help some. Even though the drive shows to be
out of sync, I have removed them from the raid set and
they are not. I tried all the things you have, none worked
to make it dependable. One I learned if you install
anything don't let is do a system re-start. Updates and
anything from MS seem to be the worst. Shut it down
manually and reboot.
 
Aha, The answer.

It was that stinking and buggy Norton Ghost 2003 service
that was running on the system. After I disabled it the
computer starting shuting down and restarting properly.

I usually shut this service down after I install ghost
just because I don't like it and I prefer to use a floppy
to do the recovery anyway. For some silly reason I
didn't shut it down after I installed it. Oh well my
friend is happy to hear that it is now stable and is
comming to get it.

See ya

Terry
 

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