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I dont see an edit post option so I wanted to add that I did read another post saying GHOST supports hardware and not softare RAID. Umm whats the difference? My RAID disks connect to SATA ports and use SATA RAID drivers. There is an onboard SATA RAID controller that requires drivers. Not sure what software RAID means.
Just resetting the array through the BIOS doesn't seem enough in your case. Have you tried fdisk and format to wipe the drives first before rebuilding the array prior to restore?
A good explanation of a software RAID can be found in wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAID#Operating_system_based_.28.22software_RAID.22.29