I used the Western Digital drive tool to write zero's to the beginning and end of the drive. Once completed, Amahi recognized a single disk as non-RAID. Fedora was reading the old drive configuration.

Thank you, fully installed, up and running.

M

OK, Thank you for your assistance. I will move forward with the full version.

M

No, the system does not support RAID. Not sure how this happened. Any way to remove the configuration? I would like to use the express install.

Thank you,

M

Thank you for the reply. Deleted the partition. Still does not see drive. I believe the installer thinks the drive is part of a raid configuration. Is that possible? Edit: I hooked up both drives, it can see one and identifies it as part of a raid configuration. Any way to fix this? Thanks again for...

Hello, I successfully downloaded, burned, verified checksum, and started loading Amahi 7. I unfortunately missed the part where I should have installed it using one hard drive. So, I had two identical drives in the system during the initial install. Both drives were found and visible. I got to the i...