IBM e-Server x226 win 2k3. This has 3 Hdd by default with Serveraid-6i.

6 x 300GB (largest available U320 SCSI HDD Capacity) = 1800 GB

When you restored to factory setting you have reset the RAID configuration & probably lost all the data

hi,
which material have you ? : CD
which server ? xseries xxx model type ?
If this is the unique SCSI adapter in your system
or the unique seen, you must:

0) download
90p2772.iso 505,085,952 IBM ServeRAID support CD v6.10
or use what you have.

1) Boot from cd (linux) to configure RAID , before install W2K Server

2) run 23k4684.exe (previous site) in another pc and make a floppy

3) boot from W2k CD and press F6 when proposed

4) insert floppy previously made

5) when OS is installed, or from CD or using 23k4687.exe,
install "IBM ServeRAID Manager", to see activity.

Raid level 5 gives you some redundancy in your raid however it only allows you to lose one hard drive, two hdd lost would not permit to recover from. the parity bit can rebuild one hard drive but not two, sorry your raid might be lost

strange. with 4gb of ram, it should be fast. try to install better version of windows like win 7. it could help you. just don't install vwindows vista cause is slow as hell. let me know if it worked

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Use IBM ServeRaid software to blow the array configuration away then recreate the C partition.

Serveraid is downloadable for IBM Support

When your system boots up you should see an option to access your raid controller if not or if your system doesn't see the controller at all you will have to download the utility software from IBM, but you need to be careful any change you make in the configuration of the disks will delete all data on your drives. This is non-recoverable loss. The utility has help and is fairly easy to understand.

http://www-947.ibm.com/systems/support/supportsite.wss/docdisplay?lndocid=MIGR-55041&brandind=5000008

if there is a limit this would have been mentioned in the features of the product

please have a check