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Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 13
OS: XP SP2, Linux
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XP RAID Install Problem
I recently reformatted my two SATA drives and put them together in a striped RAID. Now, when attempting to reinstall XP on the volume I am allowed to search for drivers from my floppy without a problem, but after that when attempting to proceed I run into an error. For some reason, no matter which RAID drivers I am using for the RAID controller or mobo, XP does not detect the RAID and will not install.
I have read through the documentation provided with the motherboard, gone through multiple forums, and checked out the support on the manufacturer's website to no avail. Has anyone else run into this problem before and/or does anyone have a solution to this problem? Hardware specs available once I get home to get the exact model. |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 13
OS: XP SP2, Linux
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Re: XP RAID Install Problem
Anyone willing to help me tackle this one or am I on my own for the time being?
If it helps any, I repartitioned the RAID to only take up 590 GB, leaving 6 GB unpartitioned for XP to try to pick up, but it still wouldn't find it. Should I try to get 3rd party SATA drivers to use along with my RAID drivers? |
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