I understand that. I was just saying that when SATA settings are configured to AHCI, even if a RAID volume has been configured, the SSD's show up in Boot Option Priorities and during OS installation as individual devices. When the SATA is set to RAID, nothing shows up in BOP or during OS...
Thanks, at least now I know why the RAID volume doesn't show up at the beginning. However, I'm still unable to get the OS installer to accept the drivers. When I select the drivers, it spends a while installing, but it finishes by saying no drives have been found and rescanning doesn't show...
The Intel SATA Preinstall Driver on the Gigabyte site is the same thing as the RST driver found on Intel's site. INF is installed after the OS is installed. I did try the Preinstall Driver too, however, and no luck.
Let me backtrack, because I'm not sure if what I'm seeing is normal behavior...
I have a Gigabyte Z170X-UD5 with two M.2 SSD's installed (Intel 600p, 256GB). I was able to set up a RAID 1 volume in BIOS following the instructions in the user manual in section C-1 UEFI RAID Configuration. I can see the newly created volume in the Peripherals\Intel Rapid Storage Technology...
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