Raid Help

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Hi,

So a couple years ago I build a system with a gigabyte GA-EX58-UD4P motherboard and made a raid 0 configuration on it. IEverything was working fine until the mobo died after I moved to a new house. Now I had 90% of everything I needed backed up like I always do, but there is some information on those drives that I need of of it.

I am building a new system and I am looking at the GA-Z68XP-UD4 motherboard for my new pc. My question is will the raid 0 transfer over or am i screwed unless i can somehow find another GA-EX58-UD4P to rebuild the system on?

If the raid doesnt transfer over is there a controller card or software that I can buy to try and save the little data that I need off of these drives.

Thanks for your responses!

[F5BJR]

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No problem with your new motherboard because that is also INTEL ICH

1 - plug the 2 * old harddisks

2  - program in BIOS the INTEL port in RAID mode

3 - start and key F12 for search your normal boot disk ( ossible problem if you have installed in IDE mode but exist a little hack for this in AHCI / RAID )

4 - with windows at this time you can find your old RAID running and find your datas if you have not destroyed the RAID partitions

5 - for find old partitions killed ... you can use testdisk ( very fine )

http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk

Pierre

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Thank you sooo much for your quick reply...you have no idea how happy this news makes me . I mean thankfully it wasnt any files I cannot live without, but it is nice to know I can get them back and have them backed up properly now.

[F5BJR]

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Exist some good comptibility

My exemple : ASUS P5E-WS PRO ( INTEL Processor ... + also ICHxx )

I use my old RAID 10 ( 4 * 500GB )

I start the new computer with GigaByte GA-XA-UD5

and ... Windows start normal ... search new drivers ... and all is OK

Only a little add-on with Windows tool devcon.exe for remove the old drivers used by the ASUS P5E-WS PRO ...

Fine , fine , fine

Pierre