cannot Find raid option in motherboard Bios

[Damin]

I want to mount a raid 1 with 2 HardDisk 650Gb (Western Digital SATA) on my config:

Motherboard SMBIOS version 2.3
MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL CO.., LTD MS-7204 REV: A
Bios: Phoenix Technologies, LTD 6.00 PG 01/13/2006 Size: 512Kb
SMBIOS Version 2.3
Identifier 01/13/2006-LakePort-6A79HM4AC-00 BIOS

Chipset Northbridge: Intel 82955X/945P/945G
Southbridge: Intel 82801GB/GR (ICH7 / R)

Processor: Intel Pentium D 3GHz, Intel 945P
Socket 775


The trouble is (for now) when I want turn on RAID in the BIOS: at my bios menu, i am unable to find the option. I know it must go in "Integrated Peripherals" and in "on chip IDE device"
I navigated a lot (in summary):
> IO Devices Configuration [Press Enter]
> IDE Devices Configuration [Press Enter]
> SATA Devices Configuration [Press Enter]

In IDE Devices:
PCI IDE busmaster [Enable or Disable]
On-Chip Primary PCI IDE [Enable or Disable]
IDE Primary Master PIO
IDE Primary Slave PIO
IDE Primary Master UDMA
IDE Primary Slave UDMA
PORT SATA Speed Settings [Disable / Gen I / Gen II]

In SATA Devices:
*** On-Chip Serial ATA Setting ***
On-Chip Serial ATA [Disabled / Combined Mode / Enhanced Mode / SATA Only]
x PATA IDE Mode Primary
x SATA Port P1, P3 is Secondary

I tried to update my BIOS but I have the latest version (1.00) by MSI

but i cant seem to find to option please help

[Oswald]

RAID would it not be in a submenu of SATA? .

[Damin]

no. Everything I have in the menu is on SATA these photos (I can not change the line blank):




there is the detail of the column to the right of the screen:



I will try to understand what is wrong. Tell me if you are faster than me.

[Damin]

I miss the following in the menu "Integrated Peripherals"

• USB Controller
• OnBoard VIA 630B ...
• Onboard JMB361 Mode

it seems that the concerns JMB361 RAID

I understand that my computer does not allow the RAID? Yet I have a record that says otherwise ...

[Abbudin]

Unfortunately I'm afraid ...

True even if you do not by chance a second page, or a menu item somewhere that advanced option in your BIOS? Still seems strange that all: