Install OS and RAID Driver with no Floppy Drive?

S

Scott Townsend

I have a Promise FastTrack TX2200 RAID SATA controller in my PC that I want
to use the drives connected to it for my Boot Drive.

Though the IBM Server box that I have does not have a floppy. The Win2003 OS
CD does not have a built in driver for the Promise FastTrack TX2200. Is
there a way to slipstream the Driver onto the Win2003 OS Install CD?

Thanks,
Scott<-
 
T

Tesla

Scott said:
I have a Promise FastTrack TX2200 RAID SATA controller in my PC that I want
to use the drives connected to it for my Boot Drive.

Though the IBM Server box that I have does not have a floppy. The Win2003 OS
CD does not have a built in driver for the Promise FastTrack TX2200. Is
there a way to slipstream the Driver onto the Win2003 OS Install CD?

How about purchasing a USB floppy drive and using that instead. They are
cheap and *very* useful.

Tes
 
P

philo

Scott said:
I have a Promise FastTrack TX2200 RAID SATA controller in my PC that I want
to use the drives connected to it for my Boot Drive.

Though the IBM Server box that I have does not have a floppy. The Win2003 OS
CD does not have a built in driver for the Promise FastTrack TX2200. Is
there a way to slipstream the Driver onto the Win2003 OS Install CD?

Thanks,
Scott<-
yes
here is a start...but you may want to google some more

http://www.windowsitpro.com/Article/ArticleID/38619/38619.html
 
S

Scott Townsend

I thought about the Floppy, though are the USB Drivers loaded at Setup on a
new Install? I have one on Order...
 
A

Ashp

Scott said:
I thought about the Floppy, though are the USB Drivers loaded at Setup on a
new Install? I have one on Order...

Yes, you don't need any drivers. They work really well (have only used
Sony ones).

Ash.
 
S

Scott Townsend

Much to my Surprise, it was able to read a floppy... My guess that is a new
feature with Win2003 Server/WinXP...

Thanks!
 

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