2000 Server install on SCSI drive...

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I am trying to install a W2K Advanced Server on a SCSI drive. Boot disk
created from the disk didn't recognized the SCSI drive and says there's no
drive on the system. How do I incoporate the SCSI driver on the boot disk.

Thanks for help.
 
espm said:
I am trying to install a W2K Advanced Server on a SCSI drive. Boot disk
created from the disk didn't recognized the SCSI drive and says there's no
drive on the system. How do I incoporate the SCSI driver on the boot disk.

Thanks for help.
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The easiest way would be to have your driver diskette handy and hit F6 when
prompted for additional drivers.
 

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