@george1421 here is the message file

messages.txt

@george1421 Here are the logs

messages.txt

@george1421

I apologise for not getting in touch for so long.

But I was able to find startup logs with Ubuntu live and my raid is recognised directly.
Hope the logs help.

syslog.txt

@george1421 Here are the logs

messages.txt

@george1421 Unfortunately, nothing has changed.
“mdm --detailed-platform” does not find “mdm” with “mdadm --detail-platform” it still shows the same error.

I have also searched the log files under the live system again but unfortunately found nothing.

@george1421 here is the message file

messages.txt

@george1421
FOG currently has version 1.5.10.16.
FOS 6.1.63
I set up the whole system a month ago. I only took over the clients from another system, which had FOG version 1.5.9.122.

The Raid PC has now been added.

@george1421 Here are the files.
Unfortunately I have not found a messages or syslog file, I have only found a boot log file in the folder.

boot.txt
modules.txt
pcidev.txt

@george1421 with Debian 12 live I recognize the raid and vroc
any ideas what I can change in the VOS to make it look exactly like this?

@george1421 the Vroc Raid is created via the Sata /dev/sda and /dev/sdb.
The Nvme are only content discs that are later connected to Windows.

The board is a Supermicro X12SPI-TF running Windows110.
Last time we created the raid with the Windows Install. But I had already created it via the bios. Actually it is already created and I don’t want to touch it with the Fog

I will test Linux live later.
I had already read about connecting via Putty here, thanks.

@Ceregon That was exactly the same for us.
The bios shows me a Raid 1 with both SSDs and I can also create a new one there if necessary.
as you can see above, no raid is listed via “lsblk”.

@george1421 Here is the output.

lblk

Unfortunately there is no syslog, but I found something under /var/log/messages.

I hope it is ok that I just send the screenshots
If you want me to look for more in the messages, please let me know

@george1421 I have now tried to create a new RAID via the Fog. But unfortunately it doesn’t work properly. It creates something under /dev/md0 but Fog cannot find it, even with lsblk /dev/md0 no longer appears.

In addition, I can no longer see the RAID in the BIOS. I can then create a new one here, which Fog sees under “lsblk”, but again it can’t do anything with it.

I found a few more commands in the Intel document, but all of them only produce errors.
“mdadm --detail-platform” for example.

Is there a way I can load the drivers from the Vroc into the Fog?
I’m not that experienced with this, but I think it would solve some of my problems.