#Intel desktop board d0965gf install#
#Intel desktop board d0965gf pro#

IDE, in this mode unRAID boots but does not work properly because it cannot find the UNRAID flash disk, so I don't know if it actually finds any disks on the motherboard IDE This also appears to be the mode that gets mentioned in the forum as being most likely to work. This is also the mode I did the Windows XP and Linux installed successfully with. This is the mode I am running it in right now. AHCI, in this mode unRAID boots and recognizes the drives on the PCI IDE card but does not see drives attached to the motherboard IDE connector. Does the intel desktop board DQ67OW support UEFI boot by Kwegg on 09-15-2022 03:16 PM Latest post on 09-15-2022 03:57 PM by Kwegg. In the BIOS there is the 'AHCI/RAID/IDE' setting, I have tried this set to: I also updated to the most recent BIOS, but that didn't fix it. But as both of these worked I'm a bit puzzled.

#Intel desktop board d0965gf install#

I thought that it might be a BIOS issue, which is why I went to the lengths of doing a test install of both XP and Ubuntu. The software was available on-line, I had cables but had to fabricate the back-plane from scrap aluminum. The drive is seen by the motherboard's BIOS and I have even done two test installs (from a CDROM on the motherboard IDE to a drive on the motherboard IDE) of Windows XP and Ubuntu (7.04) Linux without any problems.

It works fine with drives on the PCI IDE expansion card, but if I hook up a drive to the mother board IDE then unRAID does not appear to see it. The PC is being used for Excel number crunching (very large files and complex formulas that take a while to refresh), playing games, and surfing the Internet. If the ID Tool detects a branded retail Intel Desktop Board, the resulting status window will display the board model, board version (AA), BIOS version and.

#Intel desktop board d0965gf pro#

There is one problem (I'm using unRAID 4.3.3 basic, waiting for my Pro key) I have found: I cannot get unRAID to see the IDE port on the motherboard. I had a PCI card with two IDE ports based on the SiL0680 chip which was gathering dust, so I installed it to bring the total number of IDE drives I could have to 6. This board is based on the ICH8 chipset and has 6 SATA (3Gps) ports and one IDE port, plus a pair of PCI sockets, a PCIe 1x and a PCIe16x for further expansion. Intel Desktop Board DQ965GF Product Guide Order Number: D42087-003 Revision History Revision 001 002 003 Revision History First release of the Intel. This weekend I built an unRAID server out of a bunch of spare IDE drives and new (but somewhat old) Intel DQ965GF motherboard.