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Re: Linux and Intel rapid storage

Same here .. but the documentation seems to imply that changing the RST protocol in the BIOS to AHCI should do the trick .. I would not expect a protocol change to cause any data loss, but it's new tech so .. at your own risk .. ;-)

https://help.ubuntu.com/rst/index.html
Same here .. but the documentation seems to imply that changing the RST protocol in the BIOS to AHCI should do the trick .. I would not expect a protocol change to cause any data loss, but it's new tech so .. at your own risk .. ;-)

https://help.ubuntu.com/rst/index.html

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