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THIS ISSUE HAS BEEN SOLVED Hi there, First off, here's the setup: HP ML150 G6 Server 2x 250Gb SATA Drives in RAID 1+0 HP Smart Array B110i CentOS 5.3 Problem: CentOS installer doesn't detect the SATA RAID array. Description: When I boot using the CentOS 5.3 CD it detects two drives, rather than the RAID array. According to the HP website the ML150-G6 is compatible with RHEL 5 (upon which CentOS is based). I'm pretty new to Linux. In the past, when installing Windows based operating systems, you are presented with an option to use an additional storage driver.

My question: is it possible to use an additional storage driver when installing CentOS 5.3? Any help appreciated.

Nobody seems to be saying much so I will have a go. I presume you have root. Try this command dmesg less and you can see what happened this boot. The general place for logs is /var/log/messages and you can read that with less or suchlike. Also try lspci -v less and post the bit about the raid controller.