Rocketraid 2314 Drivers For Mac

RocketRAID 2314. PCI-e x4 (x8 and x16) slot compatible. Drivers are available for all major operating systems, including Windows, Linux and FreeBSD. Mac OS X RocketRAID 2314 Specification PHY SICAL E F T ON Size: 3.99'L x 4.16'W (101.4mm x 105.9mm) EMI: FCC Part 15 Class B and CE. HighPoint Technologies has released a Mac OS X driver for its RocketRAID 1820A PCI card, which offers an eight-channel PCI-X to Serial ATA RAID 5 host solution. The card features tagged command. Free drivers for HighPoint RocketRAID 2314. Found 9 files for Windows Vista, Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows XP, Windows XP 64-bit, Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 64-bit, Windows Server 2008 x86 / 64, Fedora Core 1-8, Red Hat Enterprise/CentOS Linux, SuSE Linux 9.0-10.3, SLES Linux, FreeBSD 4.3 - 7.0, Linux Kernel v2.4.x / v2.6.x. Keep in mind that disabling INT13 will remove your ability to boot to any array off this card. I plan on playing around with what is actually needed to correct this problem but I got this solution from a tech at G-Technology who uses the 2314 RocketRAID with their G-SpeedeS line. Hope this helps.even though your post is a couple months old.

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This guide assists with the installation of a RocketRAID card on Gentoo Linux.

Installation

Enabling the HPT-RR overlay

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The HPT-RR overlay contains the necessary packages to easily install and configure a RocketRAID card.

Using eselect repository

Ensure that app-eselect/eselect-repository and dev-vcs/git are installed: Android 8.0 zip.

Then configure and sync the overlay:

Using layman

The second method to enable the overlay is through layman. Edit /etc/layman/layman.cfg and add the overlay definition:

Next, synchronize the overlays and add the RocketRAID one (which is named RocketRAID):

It is of course also possible to clone the repository for a local overlay:

Building and installing the Linux kernel module

Depending on the hardware card, enable the right USE flag.

Then, install the sys-block/rocketraid package in order to automatically build and install the right kernel module:

Loading the kernel module

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Load the newly built kernel module (example for the rr232x module):

Validate that the hardware has been properly detected by reading through the dmesg output close after loading the module:

If the module correctly found the hardware, then make sure that this module is automatically loaded at boot. This can be accomplished by adding it to the /etc/modules-load.d/raid.conf file.

Installing supporting software

There are a couple of software packages that provide additional support for the RocketRAID cards.

The sys-block/hptraidconf package provides configuration and monitoring support for the RocketRAID card. It requires a daemon running on the system, provided through the sys-block/hptsvr package. The client itself does not need to be installed on the system that has the RAID card in it.

Deploy the two packages:

Configuration

To run the server, add the right hardware module to /etc/hptcfg:

Now start the server:

To start the server on every system boot, type in:

Administration

To administer the RAID card settings, connect to the server using the hptraidconf command.

The default username is RAID and the default password is hpt. Void bastards walkthrough.

After a successful login, a prompt will appear through which the administrative tasks can be executed.

All supported commands are documented in the official documentation (.tgz).

Supported cards

Special thanks

Special thanks go to camper2 from ubuntuforums.org who wrote the patches for the kernel modules.

Also special thanks goes to dlder from forums.opensuse.org for the new patches for kernels >=4.7.