I have this running under Windows XP SP3 with the supplied drivers and a second one in the same computer. My Hotway HF2-SU2S2 will connect to each port, and the port multiplier function built into this Esata card will allow 4 hard drives to be seen separately in disk manager and all four drives a...
I have this running under Windows XP SP3 with the supplied drivers and a second one in the same computer. My Hotway HF2-SU2S2 will connect to each port, and the port multiplier function built into this Esata card will allow 4 hard drives to be seen separately in disk manager and all four drives can be spanned as a single drive. For example if you have four drives of 2 terabytes then you can span them as a single drive letter with a capacity of 8 terabytes.
It works seamlessly, there was no need for software trickery to make it work as long as the jumpers are set to enable the external Esata ports. The Esata card will work on 2 ports and the two sets of jumpers on the card will set each port to either internal or external. No cons. It just works. Good value, build quality is good, port multiplier function works.
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It is working! Based on well-known SiliconImage chip. PCI-E x1 interface. No description of port configuration. I had to figure out by myself how to configure external ports. RAID-5 onboard BIOS is useless, since it has only 2 cative ports. But if you have SATA port multiplier it could be useful....
It is working! Based on well-known SiliconImage chip. PCI-E x1 interface. No description of port configuration. I had to figure out by myself how to configure external ports. RAID-5 onboard BIOS is useless, since it has only 2 cative ports. But if you have SATA port multiplier it could be useful. Only 2 of 4 ports can be used at the same time: each port can be configured either as internal or external. it is configurable by 2 sets of jumpers on the board. But I haven't found this in manual, almost no description is given. Worth it's money. But it could be a 4-port board.
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I have this running under Windows XP SP3 with the supplied drivers and a second one in the same computer. My Hotway HF2-SU2S2 will connect to each port, and the port multiplier function built into this Esata card will allow 4 hard drives to be seen separately in disk manager and all four drives a... I have this running under Windows XP SP3 with the supplied drivers and a second one in the same computer. My Hotway HF2-SU2S2 will connect to each port, and the port multiplier function built into this Esata card will allow 4 hard drives to be seen separately in disk manager and all four drives can be spanned as a single drive. For example if you have four drives of 2 terabytes then you can span them as a single drive letter with a capacity of 8 terabytes. It works seamlessly, there was no need for software trickery to make it work as long as the jumpers are set to enable the external Esata ports. The Esata card will work on 2 ports and the two sets of jumpers on the card will set each port to either internal or external. No cons. It just works. Good value, build quality is good, port multiplier function works. Read more
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It is working! Based on well-known SiliconImage chip. PCI-E x1 interface. No description of port configuration. I had to figure out by myself how to configure external ports. RAID-5 onboard BIOS is useless, since it has only 2 cative ports. But if you have SATA port multiplier it could be useful.... It is working! Based on well-known SiliconImage chip. PCI-E x1 interface. No description of port configuration. I had to figure out by myself how to configure external ports. RAID-5 onboard BIOS is useless, since it has only 2 cative ports. But if you have SATA port multiplier it could be useful. Only 2 of 4 ports can be used at the same time: each port can be configured either as internal or external. it is configurable by 2 sets of jumpers on the board. But I haven't found this in manual, almost no description is given. Worth it's money. But it could be a 4-port board. Read more
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