Release 1

If a bootable RAID array is not required:

• Install the .deb or .rpm rcraid-nvme package.
• That's it! You should be able to see RAIDXpert2 volumes under Linux.

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If you are creating a new Linux install and want to boot from RAID:

• Start your PC with a Fedora or Debian live system installer environment
• Download and run the raidxpert2-install utility
• Follow the prompts in the utility and proceed to install Linux
• Next time the PC starts, Linux is able to boot from RAID