Hence the "hardware" raid...
Okey some more info about the install:
Attempt 1: Ubuntu desktop 64bit
a) sata controller set to "raid mode"
b) raid arrey created via bios raid menu (ctrl-l)
c) Booting of a usbstick, runs ubuntu desktop 64 bit install on the entire newly created raid drive. (use entire drive as option)
d) Installation runs smooth without any problems
e) last step to complete: reboot and remove the usb stick
f) after the power on self test the startup fails and won't boot.
g) Tried all available boot devices (bootorder in bios) same problem
Attempt 2: Ubuntu alternate CD
a) deleted the "hardware" raid in bios and changed back the sata controller
b) https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/advanced-installa... - to the line
c) This step by step also fails to boot after the power on selftest
Attempt 3: Ubuntu alternate CD
a) same conf as Attempt 2.
b) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-x2rZe2Z9as
c) This step by step also fails to boot after the power on selftest
Attempt 4: Linux Mint 11
a) sata controller set to "raid mode"
b) raid arrey created via bios raid menu (ctrl-l)
c) Booting of a usbstick, runs Linux Minst 64 bit install on the entire newly created raid drive. (use entire drive as option)
d) Installation runs smooth without any problems
f) *Smiles* It boots and and works flawlessy with mindblowing drive read speeds:
http://data.fuskbugg.se/skalman02/4e45ad690c7db_ssd.png
So why on earth does mint boot and ubuntu not?