
RocketRAID 600 HBA Series
RocketRAID 600 series HBA's are an ideal 6Gb/s SATA storage solution for any PC or Mac platform, and are available with 1 to 4 Mini-SAS/SATA/eSATA ports in internal and external configurations. The compact PCB design, available low-profile form factor and industry standard port connectors make any storage upgrade, integration or expansion project a snap.
RocketRAID 600 HBA's deliver HighPoint's Industry-proven RAID Technology, and a comprehensive RAID Management Suite. Customers can quickly and easily configure a wide-range of storage configurations, including RAID 0, 1, 5, 10 and JBOD arrays.
HighPoint's 2nd generation RocketRAID 600L series introduce a new Hybrid-Port configuration. The RocketRAID 642L HBA features both internal and external 6Gb/s SATA ports and is an ideal HBA platform for applications that require built-in storage expansion capabilities. Both sets of ports provide direct connections for up to 2 SATA hard drives and SSD's.
Specifications
Linux | Only supports 64 bit operating system.
• Linux (Support Linux Driver auto Compile)
• Redhat/Ubuntu/Debian/Fedora/Proxmox /Rocky Linux (Kernel 3.10 and later)
• Linux Driver can be installed via internet/network connection | Only supports 64 bit operating system.
• Linux (Support Linux Driver auto Compile)
• Redhat/Ubuntu/Debian/Fedora/Proxmox /Rocky Linux (Kernel 3.10 and later)
• Linux Driver can be installed via internet/network connection |
macOS | macOS X10.6 ~ macOS ventura 13.x | macOS X10.6 ~ macOS ventura 13.x |
Mac Intel platform: Driver embedded into Mac OS X 10.10 and later Mac M1 platform: The driver needs to be downloaded and installed from the official website. | Mac Intel platform: Driver embedded into Mac OS X 10.10 and later Mac M1 platform: The driver needs to be downloaded and installed from the official website. | |
Advanced RAID Feature | ||
Flash ROM for Upgradeable BIOS | Yes | Yes |
Storage Health Inspector | Yes | Yes |
Redundant RAID Configurations | Yes | Yes |
BIOS PnP (plug and play) and BBS (BIOS boot specification) support | Yes | Yes |
Bootable RAID Array | Yes | Yes |
EFI for Mac Platform | No | No |
Multiple RAID Partitions supported | Yes | Yes |
SATA connectivity support | Yes | Yes |
Download
Model | RocketRAID 640L | RocketRAID 642L |
|---|---|---|
FreeBSD | Download | Download |
CLI - Command Line Interface | Download | Download |
Driver for FreeBSD13.0 | Download | Download |
Ubuntu Binary Driver (Support Secure Boot Disable) | Download | N/A |
CentOS Binary Driver (Support Secure Boot Disable) | Download | N/A |
Debian Binary Driver (Support Secure Boot Disable) | Download | N/A |
Rocky Linux Binary Driver (Support Secure Boot Disable) | Download | N/A |
RHEL Binary Driver (Support Secure Boot Disable) | Download | N/A |
Fedora Binary Driver (Support Secure Boot Disable) | Download | N/A |
Documentation
Install-guide (Ubuntu Binary) (RR640L) | Download |
Install-guide(CentOS Binary)(RR640L) | Download |
Install-guide(Debian Binary)(RR640L) | Download |
Install-guide(Fedora Binary)(RR640L) | Download |
Install-guide(Rocky linux Binary)(RR640L) | Download |
Install-guide(RHEL Binary)(RR640L) | Download |
User Manual | Download |
RAID Controller/Enclosure Port Guide | Download |
Gallery
RocketRAID 640L
RocketRAID 642L
Product Support
FAQ
Q1: Why does the motherboard BIOS report an “Out of memory” error when more than one product is installed?
Q2: Why can't I see the estimated completion time when Rebuilding, Initializing or Verifying a RAID array using the BIOS utility?
Q3: Why does the alarm not sound when a disk fails or is suddenly removed while using the BIOS or UEFI/CLI/HII utilities?
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