I do not know how I can be any more clear.
Seagate just mfg's drives they do not interface to the controller & they provide no software to do this.
i.e.Suppose you had one Seagate & one Maxtor??
Your controller(Adaptec) is the device I meant, and the utilities to configure same. ACU is the Adaptec utility that is loaded PRIOR to OS boot using "crtl+a" when prompted.
In the Array Configuration Utility is lists the drive as a legacy array.
So, you have actually viewed this???
What type of "Legacy" Array is listed. If it sees an array it must recognize it as "0" "1" or ??? If it sees it as "1" it is already mirrored & recognized. You have no free drives to create an array because they are already part of an array.
This appears to be exactly what you wanted & what I thought would not be the case. You should consider yourself lucky. Make it the boot device & get this done!!
You really have got to get a handle on this.
You either are not invested in reading the documentation available or are not understanding it.
Note:Adaptec's documentation is one of the most complete available.
SCSI is not in the Plug&Play world (SATA included).
These "foreign" systems require outside assistance.
rvnguy
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