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Do I need to have a installed key &amp;&nbsp;RAID Controller Memory Module to enable the RAID mode on a 2650? I have a 775n that has this and I am able to create a container. I don't want to have to purchase any other hardware if unnecessary. The main BIOS has the option for SCSI or off no RAID. This is for the onboard AIC-7899 controller.
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Do I need to have a installed key & RAID Controller Memory Module to enable the RAID mode on a 2650? I have a 775n that has this and I am able to create a container. I don't want to have to purchase any other hardware if unnecessary. The main BIOS has the option for SCSI or off no RAID. This is for the onboard AIC-7899 controller.

RAID Hardware Key

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