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Well performance seems alright considering the buggines of bp6 when it comes to issues like this. The truth is i haven't tried a benchmark yet. I'll give it a shot and post the results so you can compare. Overall the card seems functional and economic if you disregard the crappy pam utility that has...

Well performance seems alright coenchmansidering the buggines of bp6 when it comes to issues like this. The truth is i haven't tried a benchmark yet. I'll give it a shot and post the results so you can compare. Overall the card seems functional and economic if you disregard the crappy pam utility th...

Heh, you are correct, but award bioses are so braindead that they won't
continue to the next controller in search for the bootable devices.
And even if it did, the promise controller is a Raid 5 serial ata model
so nothing to change there.

Your logic is sound.
However once you add the controller and it has disks attached
the scsi disk with the system on it is no longer the first disk
as in the moment you installed windows, and it hangs.

Whatever the sequence is, it's the same.
Award bios can't distinguish between multiple external boot cards
they are all nemed "scsi".

Hi, i'll try to keep it short an sweet. The problem is a follows: I have two additional controllers in my bp6 One is scsi an the other one is promise ide. As the system should be installed on the scsi disks they need to be detected before the ide disks are. That's where the problem arises. Bios on t...