Booting Problem with SCSI

[Gerald Maher]

I have standard 2 computers one has a IDE controller and the other has
a SCSI controller

I have one hard drive into 2 C: and D: , and installed Windows XP
professional in the first partition, then i produced an imaged using
the example for yore web site,( started tap.exe and so on)

Result 1 :
the computer with the IDE works, i booted an embedded XP image.

Result 2:
The second computer with SCSI produced the error message by the "First
Boot" with the message

Problem has been detected and windows...............................

STOP: 0x0000007B (0xF789E636,0xC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)

Please not for the SCSI computer the SCSI driver was not with windows
XP i installed that from a Disk

Do i have to add the SCSI drive e.g sys files to the image or does the
program "tap.exe" take care of that for me ?

 

[KM]

Gerald,

Do i have to add the SCSI drive e.g sys files to the image or does the
program "tap.exe" take care of that for me ?

If the driver is not in XPe database, you will have to add it there
(componentize the driver) and either re-run tap again or add the driver to
your platform manually.

KM

 

[Gerald Maher]

Gerald,


If the driver is not in XPe database, you will have to add it there
(componentize the driver) and either re-run tap again or add the driver to
your platform manually.

KM

I asume when i run the "tap.exe" and in my component designer and
import the file devices.pmq it contains information about the SCSI
driver and will import the driver automatically,

Is that not true ?

 

[Slobodan Brcin \(eMVP\)]

Is that not true ?

Yes but like Konstantin said:
"If the driver is not in XPe database, you will have to add it there"
This you must do manually from Component Database Manger before you import
results from TAP

In other words most likely you must know what drivers you need that are not
supported by MS.

Regards,
Slobodan

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If the driver is not in XPe database, you will have to add it there
(componentize the driver) and either re-run tap again or add the driver to
your platform manually.

KM

I asume when i run the "tap.exe" and in my component designer and
import the file devices.pmq it contains information about the SCSI
driver and will import the driver automatically,

Is that not true ?[/QUOTE]