"I am doing my best to make sure the info provided to you is accurate and I feel very confident that it is."I believe you, but the information doesn't make any sense, as provided. "I am working from my phone and have no Internet access to perform the requested procedure at this time." It may be the only way to get it back online. "As far as the battery is concerned, I was told that when the battery is Un plugged that it will release the current configuration and start cleared." It won't.  The RAID configuration is stored in NON-VOLATILE memory.  Unplugging the battery will clear the controller's VOLATILE memory, which is used only for write cache. "As far as the location of the drive, that is what the raid controller is telling me." Just to clarify:  Does the system say EVERY time it boots, when the controller loads, that no logical drives are found?  And there is no message indicating how you can choose/use/save a mismatched configuration? If you are sure disk 9 is your RAID 0, you could try powering down, removing all the drives (keep track of which are which), insert disk 9 into slot 0, then boot to CTRL-M, Configure, View/Add ... if you are asked to choose between Disk and NVRAM, choose Disk, then save on exit and try to boot the OS. If this doesn't work, I'd start thinking about data recovery or restoring from backup.
I have inadvertently lost communication to my OS hard drive and Raid 5 Data drives.  Currently I cannot boot the server up and need assistance in getting it back up.  I was installing 3 new drives to configure for a backup and during the process, I unseated the wrong drives.  How do I determine which is the main OS drive and which are the 3 logical drives that are the Data drive.  I am assuming that I need to tell the server which drive is the boot drive but a little gun shy now after this experience. Thank You, Steve 
PowerEdge 2800 with 4/Di Raid controller