Installing 2000 onto a SCSI drive

[Jack]

Booting from the 2000 CDROM, the scsi drive is listed as available for
formatting and installing. The format and install takes place normally, but
upon reboot a message appears saying, no system disk found. The BIOS is set
to boot from SCSI first.

Any help would be much appreciated.

 

[Colon Terminus]

Which SCSI controller are we talking about here? Are you certain that
Windows 2000 has native drivers for your controller? Have your tried hitting
F6 during setup and loading drivers for your SCSI card?

 

[Paul Hopwood]

Booting from the 2000 CDROM, the scsi drive is listed as available for
formatting and installing. The format and install takes place normally, but
upon reboot a message appears saying, no system disk found. The BIOS is set
to boot from SCSI first.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Does the SCSI card itself support booting and, if so, does it support
booting from the device ID you are using? Some only boot from device
ID 0 or need configuring to boot from other devices.

It's also possible to turn the BIOS off on some SCSI cards - you'll
need it on if you wish to boot from it.

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[Dave Patrick]

Asked and answered in .setup_upgrade

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Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft MVP [Windows NT/2000 Operating Systems]
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| Booting from the 2000 CDROM, the scsi drive is listed as available for
| formatting and installing. The format and install takes place normally,
but
| upon reboot a message appears saying, no system disk found. The BIOS is
set
| to boot from SCSI first.
|
| Any help would be much appreciated.
|