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Is it meant as contra Linux though? Or just pro RAID?

• userbinator 10y ago
  RAID on a machine with a single SSD (and no provision to add another)? It'd make far more sense if the BIOS was setup so the RAID option was always disabled. Edit: it'd be rather amusing and saddening if this whole controversy was caused merely by someone misunderstanding/misreading a perfectly sensible requirement to disable the RAID mode, and instead disabled the other options. Given the level of communication fluency among some programmers, I would not be surprised if this were the case; and the fact that the machine still boots into Windows because it has drivers might've let this slip past QA...
  • sveiss 10y ago
    The choice seems to be between AHCI and sorta-NVMe, with the latter enabled in 'RAID' mode. Sure, real/standards-conforming NVMe would be better -- and wouldn't require driver shenanigans in either Windows or Linux -- but there should be a performance advantage to 'RAID' mode in this case.
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• josteink 10y ago
  If it was meant contra Linux, it obviously failed as the Linux installer booted just fine.