This looks like a driver problem to me.
Sean; this board looks like it has two IDE controllers, an Intel one and another one (a RAID one of some type - Marvell?)
If you know, can you confirm which one the drive is plugged into? My guess is it's plugged into the RAID and if you plug it into the other one it might work.
Failing that, if there is an option in the BIOS for AHCI then that might help it work (but don't bet on what it will do to Windows).
This looks like a driver problem to me.
Sean; this board looks like it has two IDE controllers, an Intel one and another one (a RAID one of some type - Marvell?)
If you know, can you confirm which one the drive is plugged into? My guess is it's plugged into the RAID and if you plug it into the other one it might work.
Failing that, if there is an option in the BIOS for AHCI then that might help it work (but don't bet on what it will do to Windows).
Dave