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5) The drivers compatible for XP can be downloaded from http://www.win-raid.com/t2f23-Intel-RST-RSTe-Drivers-newest-v-WHQL-v-WHQL.html (a page on the WinRaid forums that is maintained by Fernando who keeps a list of (fairly) updated drivers for newer motherboards and a very comprehensive set of instructions). Make sure you download the classical drivers and you may want to look up the model of the motherboard and the southbridge (sometimes manufacturers modify components) to choose the best version(more info on this in the above link).

6) In case you cannot get a hold of the device id for the SATA controller, I have included a table at the end of the document that lists the most common controllers for common intel motherboards.

Creating the Setup:

1) You will want to start with a reliable windows XP setup disc.

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5) This should allow you to now access the hard drive for the installation of windows XP, any other required drivers may need to be hunted down online (Windows XP versions). NOTE: It is HIGHLY recommended that you do not use a SSD with XP (unless you are willing to set up a third party application to setup scheduled TRIM operations).

Table with Hardware IDs:


 Intel Southbridge Chipset
for
AHCI Controller
DeviceID (specific)
RAID Controller
DeviceID (external, not specific)
ICH6R
Desktops
DEV_2652
???
ICH6M
Mobiles
DEV_2653
no RAID option
ESB2
Desktops
DEV_2681
DEV_2682
ICH7R
Desktops
DEV_27C1
DEV_27C3
ICH7M
Mobiles
DEV_27C5
no RAID option
ICH8R
Desktops
DEV_2821
DEV_2822
ICH8M
Desktops
DEV_2829
no RAID option
ICH8
Mobiles (natively not supported by Intel)
DEV_2824
no RAID option
ICH9R
Desktops
DEV_2922
DEV_2822
ICH9M
Mobiles
DEV_2929
no RAID option
ICH10R
Desktops
DEV_3A22
DEV_2822
ICH10D/DO
???
DEV_3A02
no RAID option?
ICH10 (Type A)
Mobiles (natively not supported by Intel)
DEV_3A03
no RAID option
ICH10 (Type B)
Mobiles (natively not supported by Intel)
DEV_3A23
no RAID option
5-Series / 3400
Desktops
DEV_3B22
DEV_2822
5-Series 4-Port
Mobiles?
DEV_3B29
no RAID option?
5-Series 6-Port
Mobiles?
DEV_3B2F
no RAID option?
6-Series Express                        Desktops
DEV_1C02
DEV_2822
6-Series Express
Mobiles
DEV_1C03
no RAID option
7-Series / C216
Desktops
DEV_1E02
DEV_2822
7-Series
Mobiles
DEV_1E03
no RAID option
8-Series /C220 (Type A)
Desktops
DEV_8C02
DEV_2822
8-Series (Type A)
Mobiles
DEV_8C03
no RAID option
8-Series / C220 (Type B)
Desktops
DEV_9C02
DEV_2822
8-Series (Type B)
Mobiles
DEV_9C03
no RAID option
9-Series (Type A)
Desktops
DEV_8C82
DEV_2822
9-Series (Type A)
Mobiles
DEV_8C83
no RAID option
9-Series (Type B)
Desktops
DEV_9C82
DEV_2822
9-Series (Type B)
Mobiles
DEV_9C83
no RAID option
Baytrail systems
Mobiles (natively not supported by Intel)
DEV_0F23
no RAID option
Skylake systems (6th Generation CPUs)
Desktops
DEV_9D03
DEV_2822
100-Series / C230
Desktops
DEV_A102
DEV_2822
100-Series / C230
Mobiles?
DEV_A103
no RAID option?

(Please note that not all of these ids are verified (especially for the mobile chipsets) but the list should server to narrow down the possibilities in case it is not possible to get the Hardware Ids any other way)

Further Support:

In case of need for further support (for both legacy and windows 7 drivers), the person who maintains the pages on the winRAID forums (Fernando) replies fairly promptly to both new posts on existing threads and messages and should be able to help with any problems running legacy operating systems on newer machines (in terms of missing driver files).