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Phil
I am having some problem getting ASR restore to work on machines that
have both SATA and IDE drives. The problem occurs on both Windows XP
and Windows Server 2003.
The setup is as follows:
- 2 x SATA drives in RAID configuration with 3 partitions:
- C:SYSTEM
- E:TEMP-SWAP
- FATA
- 1 x IDE drive (G
The ASR backup is made to the G: drive.
When I boot from the CD, press F6 to load the SATA RAID drivers then
press F2 to enter ASR, It warns me that it is about to reformat the
IDE drive rather than the SATA drive.
I initially had to disconnect the IDE drive when installing windows as
otherwise it would only make the SATA drive D:
It looks like windows always assumes that that system boot drive is
thefirst IDE drive it comes to?
Can anyone help?
Phil.
have both SATA and IDE drives. The problem occurs on both Windows XP
and Windows Server 2003.
The setup is as follows:
- 2 x SATA drives in RAID configuration with 3 partitions:
- C:SYSTEM
- E:TEMP-SWAP
- FATA
- 1 x IDE drive (G
The ASR backup is made to the G: drive.
When I boot from the CD, press F6 to load the SATA RAID drivers then
press F2 to enter ASR, It warns me that it is about to reformat the
IDE drive rather than the SATA drive.
I initially had to disconnect the IDE drive when installing windows as
otherwise it would only make the SATA drive D:
It looks like windows always assumes that that system boot drive is
thefirst IDE drive it comes to?
Can anyone help?
Phil.