Table 8.4 | Other Potential Problems (Cont.) | ||
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Windows NT |
| When Windows NT is installed using a bootable CD, the devices on the | |
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| MegaRAID SCSI | |
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| Microsoft documented workaround is in SETUP.TXT, which is on the CD. | |
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| Perform the following steps to install drivers when Setup recognizes a | |
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| supported SCSI host adapter but doesn’t make the devices attached to it | |
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| 1. | Restart Windows NT Setup. |
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| 2. | Press <F6> to prevent Windows NT Setup from performing disk controller |
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| detection when Windows NT Setup displays the following: |
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| Setup is inspecting your computer's hardware configuration..., |
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| This allows you to install the driver from the drivers disk you created. All |
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| SCSI adapters must be installed manually. |
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| 3. | Press <S> to display a list of supported SCSI host adapters when Windows |
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| NT Setup displays the following: |
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| Setup could not determine the type of one or more mass storage |
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| devices installed in your system, or you have chosen to |
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| manually specify an adapter, |
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| 4. | Select Other from the bottom of the list. |
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| 5. | Insert the drivers disk you made when prompted to do so and select Mega- |
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| RAID from this list. |
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| In some cases, Windows NT Setup repeatedly prompts to swap disks. |
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| Windows NT will recognize any devices attached to this adapter. |
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| 6. | Repeat this step for each host adapter not already recognized by Windows |
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| NT Setup. |
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Other Potential Problems |
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