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I did something I shouldn't have with my BIOS or Raid Configuration...., Not
sure. But here is what is happening.
First, some info on my system. I have a SATA Drive with my O/S installed on
it. I also have 2 other HDD from my "old" Computer. As I said, everything was
working just fine till I went and messed-up something.
My SATA, and my two other drives show-up in my BIOS, and they are setup to
boot; #1 my floppy #2 my CD #3 my SATA. O.K.?
When I try to boot with my other 2 HDD connected I get the "No Bootable Disk
found"
When I disconnect the other two HDD the SATA disk boots just fine. Connect
one or both of the other HDD, and "No Bootable Disk found".
I know next to nothing about RAID configurations, so I suspect that must be
the problem. There is a message during the BIOS Start that flashes "Press F3
to enter RAID configuration", But I don't know what to do when I get there.
Any Help? Like I said All Three HDD were installed and working just fine,
untill I goofed-up something.
sure. But here is what is happening.
First, some info on my system. I have a SATA Drive with my O/S installed on
it. I also have 2 other HDD from my "old" Computer. As I said, everything was
working just fine till I went and messed-up something.
My SATA, and my two other drives show-up in my BIOS, and they are setup to
boot; #1 my floppy #2 my CD #3 my SATA. O.K.?
When I try to boot with my other 2 HDD connected I get the "No Bootable Disk
found"
When I disconnect the other two HDD the SATA disk boots just fine. Connect
one or both of the other HDD, and "No Bootable Disk found".
I know next to nothing about RAID configurations, so I suspect that must be
the problem. There is a message during the BIOS Start that flashes "Press F3
to enter RAID configuration", But I don't know what to do when I get there.
Any Help? Like I said All Three HDD were installed and working just fine,
untill I goofed-up something.