Intel Matrix Raid possible configurations

[snip] having 2 drives create 2 arrays/volumes (raid1 + raid0) [/snip]
The nomenclature that Intel uses is that you have one array (collection of disks) and you create two volumes on that single array (given this terminology, volumes exist on arrays).  Yes, you can create an array with two disks, and put a RAID0 volume and a RAID1 volume on that array.

[snip] having more than 2 drives create two arrays/volumes(raid1 + raid5) [/snip]
This is not a possible configuration.  RAID1 can only be created on an array with 2 disks.  RAID5 can only be created on an array with 3+ disks.  Hence, you cannot have a RAID1 and a RAID5 volume on the same array.  You could have a RAID5 and a RAID0 on the same array.  You could even create two separate RAID5 volumes on the same array (though I don't see where that would be desirable).

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Having 4 drives create 5 volumes, first is raid1 build from parts of first two(or more) drives
then remaining space from every hdd as single volume.
Can I?
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No, with Intel's RAID solution, there is no way to get the "extra" disk space that's not being used for RAID.  

However, if the two disks that you want to use RAID1 on are about the same size, you could create a RAID1 volume using, say, 50% of the space on the disks.  Then you could create a RAID0 using the remaining space.  From a storage space perspective, the only space that you lose is the difference in size between the two disks.  As long as they're about the same size, that won't be much.

I need small raid1 and large separate drives. I don't want make them one big raid0, cause single spindle failure causes all data lost.
I suppose it's impossible with matrix raid - right?

OK ,thanx.