Mike (aka PC Tech) Computer/Networking Support Technician AAHS, CO, Academy School District 20
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On Sunday, October 19, 2003, at 11:04 AM, David M. Ensteness wrote:
OK, I just went and looked, however, I don't get how first - I know of no one else who can reproduce that including myself and second - Apple's tech documentation [I can't link to it due to NDA] states it doesn't work [just as their public documentation does, their internal stuff is just more specific].
Lastly, someone want to explain how a boot volume can be recognized without any driver support for it? Software RAIDs require a driver right? So how does a drive load from the RAID before the RAID is recognized? It can't the boot order would be backwards.
So ... plausible explanations?
David
On Sunday, October 19, 2003, at 11:21 AM, mkauspe wrote:
The stock controller. Built on to motherboard. I think its ATA66 compatible?
Mike (aka PC Tech) Computer/Networking Support Technician AAHS, CO, Academy School District 20
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