OP OP S stehodges Baseband Member Messages 31 Sep 5, 2004 #11 hmm, so i cant connect one SATA drive without getting this message asking for a second?
A ag3 Fully Optimized Messages 1,536 Sep 5, 2004 #12 Yes, but you must connect it to the native channel. The other channels are for connecting two identical HDDs.
Yes, but you must connect it to the native channel. The other channels are for connecting two identical HDDs.
OP OP S stehodges Baseband Member Messages 31 Sep 5, 2004 #13 There is no 'native'channel that I can see. All that is mentioned in the manual is the two SATA ports. So can i assume they only support disks setup as a RAID?
There is no 'native'channel that I can see. All that is mentioned in the manual is the two SATA ports. So can i assume they only support disks setup as a RAID?
A ag3 Fully Optimized Messages 1,536 Sep 5, 2004 #14 You have to have a native channel. Considering you only have two SATA ports, try connecting the HDD into the other one.
You have to have a native channel. Considering you only have two SATA ports, try connecting the HDD into the other one.
A ag3 Fully Optimized Messages 1,536 Sep 5, 2004 #15 P.S.: Do you have the ASUS P4S800D, or the ASUS P4S800D Deluxe?
S slvrstang Daemon Poster Messages 754 Sep 5, 2004 #17 i had this problem as well, i had 4 SATA ports 2 for RAID and 2 regular connections they were in different places on the motherboard so i suggest you find the SATA1 port and plugging into that.
i had this problem as well, i had 4 SATA ports 2 for RAID and 2 regular connections they were in different places on the motherboard so i suggest you find the SATA1 port and plugging into that.
A ag3 Fully Optimized Messages 1,536 Sep 5, 2004 #20 Did you switch the SATA cable into the other port?
