Driver/Utility Download. RocketRAID 640. RocketRAID 644. RocketRAID 620. I've had my run of earlier. The constant RAID-verify -runs made me want stop using it. As its my Windows-box, I just wanted something that is hardware-based, reasonably fast and affordable. My choice is. For a switch-over -project I had a simple plan: • the existing RAID into an another drive which I could plug into a motherboard for the duration of the move • Un-configure the Intel soft-RAID at the motherboard • Plug in the RocketRAID-card • Change the hard-drive cables from motherboard RAID-connectors into RocketRAID-card • Configure a new RAID-1 mirror wit RocketRAID • Clonezilla the data back to the newly created RAID-1 volume • Be happy and continue computing Guess what. Things fell trough at point #6. I was using an USB-bootable Clonezilla live on my first data move and obviously was planning to use it for the second one too. Whichever Linux-distro they use as the base for Clonezilla, they don't have the driver for the RAID-card. The next best thing is a commercial distro for Clonezilla,. They used to be free (as in beer and speech), but they went commercial. The price is $9 USD for a single download, so I got it. And guess what again! Hp Driver Download![]() They don't support Highpoint RocketRAID either. I did ask about it in their (closed to registered users only, sorry). And they replied: We do not do 'random' out-of-tree drivers because commonly these are supported by their vendors in a haphazard way. In the HighPoint case the latest driver is 3 versions behind our kernel version. Luckily the vendor is providing the. There is a binary-part of in it and it is kind-of open-source.
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