proceed with the rest of the Windows Installation procedure.
Note
When Windows begins copying files to your hard disk, you will again be prompted to insert the ExpressSAS installation disk
Install a fresh copy of Windows Vista
1Start Windows setup using the instructions provided with Windows.
2Select custom installation
3In the Where do you want to install Windows? window, click Load Driver.
4Insert media containing the ExpressSAS driver package.
5Click OK.
6Windows Setup searches for drivers matching devices in your system. If the ExpressSAS adapter is not listed in the Select the driver to be installed list, click Browse to locate the
driver. Select the ExpressSAS adapter from the list and click Next to install the driver.
7Your SAS/SATA devices are listed in the next window. Remove the ExpressSAS installation media.
8Select and configure a partition for installing Windows.
9Click Next.
10Finish Windows installation using the instructions provided with Windows.
Note
When Windows begins copying files to your hard disk, you are asked to insert the ExpressSAS installation disk (and any other
Mac OS X driver update
1Extract the latest version of the device driver file to your desktop.
2Double click the installer icon and follow the on screen prompts.
3Reboot your system for the changes to take effect.
Linux driver update
Note
You must have kernel header files for the appropriate kernel installed.
You must be logged in as root.
1 At the command prompt type rmmod esasraid
3At the command prompt, extract the file using the command tar
4Enter the directory created in the above step and type make install to overwrite any
5Start the driver by typing modprobe esasraid
2Download the appropriate version of the device driver from the ATTO website.
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