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I had the array set up -- built it just fine. I tried to install XP, using
the F6 option; inserted the Promise driver, it installed -- then I was told: no disk on your system. Is this RAID controller too old to use in an XP or am I just doing something wrong? TIA, |
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"just tere" <justtere@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:C391B3F5-CF9B-4C35-9EA2-FC43AFE91B11@microsoft.com... >I had the array set up -- built it just fine. I tried to install XP, using > the F6 option; inserted the Promise driver, it installed -- then I was > told: > no disk on your system. > Sounds like you may have to change the boot sequence in your BIOS. Make sure that SCSI or PCI add-on card (actual language may vary by BIOS version) is listed in the bootable options. I use a FastTrak100 RAID controller w/ XP myself, virtually identical cards, works fine. There's really no reason these cards aren't still good w/ XP. All the card does is install as a SCSI device w/ virtually all the workings of the card taking place in the card's BIOS (which is why that BIOS is configurable on boot-up). Very little dependence on the OS when it comes to this card. Jim > Is this RAID controller too old to use in an XP or am I just doing > something > wrong? > > TIA, |
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