x399 Taichi RAID issue

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   rocker7617, I am not sure what you tried.  Did you try to set your DVD into RAID mode as VOLUME or did you try to connect your DVD to the ASMEDIA controller?  Data on what disk did you loose?  I think AMD admits that there are some problems with their RAID implementation.  Basically, if one SATA device is RAID, then they all need to be.  Same with NVMe devices.  If you have single devices, then they need to set to VOLUME.  Whether the data is lost, I do not know, so please backup before.  Enjoy, John.

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	rocker7617, I am not sure what you tried. Did you try to set your DVD into RAID mode as VOLUME or did you try to connect your DVD to the ASMEDIA controller? Data on what disk did you loose? I think AMD admits that there are some problems with their RAID implementation. Basically, if one SATA device is RAID, then they all need to be. Same with NVMe devices. If you have single devices, then they need to set to VOLUME. Whether the data is lost, I do not know, so please backup before. Enjoy, John.
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