Chris Berry wrote: >>From: Bing-Hung Chen <bhchen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >>I just purchased a LSI Logic SCSI card (LSIU160) with a 36G IBM SCSI HD >>(DDYS-T36950M) to be used with a Win2k pro OS. >> >> > >Did it come with a driver disk? > No, but I did download the most updated driver from the manufacturer's website. > > > >>1. Installed WinME w/o problem. >> >> > >winME is the problem, no seriously, this is the worst MS OS ever. > Had also tried installing Win98 before the Win2k installation, but the same error occurred. > > > >>2. Installed Win2k on top of the WinME (had tried either doing a clean >>installation, or just simply installing Win2k to a separate directory). >> >> > >Do you have a full version of win2k (please say yes) or just the upgrade >version? > > Yes, mine is the full version win2k. > > >>3. The system went through the 1st phase of installation (by copying all >>needed files) ok. >> >> > >That's good. > > > >>4. When the system re-booted, an error message came up saying the SCSI >>drive couldn't not be recognized and I'll have to reinstall the driver >>for it. >> >> > >Did you install the third party scsi driver when prompted? > > It never asked me for that during the 1st phase installation (the system simply copied files onto the HD). The error occurred when the copying is done, and the system re-booted right before into the 2nd phase of win2k installation. Presumably, it'll search and ask for hardware drivers at this stage, right? > > >>5. The entire system just hang there... >> >> > >That's bad. > > > >>Had tried repeating the process several times, all came up with the same >>error message. In fact, I had downloaded the most updated driver from >>LSI Logic and installed the driver using WinME's device manager. And, I >>even upgraded the SCSI card's bios to the most updated one. >> >> > >When you install win2k you need to reinstall the drivers. > > But, how? It never went into the 2nd phase of the installation? Had also tried doing a dos-based installation by using a Win98 startup disk, then went into Win2k CD's \i386 directory and ran the installer from there. No luck still!! > > >>Am I missing anything here? Or, is there any DOS-based driver I have to >>install for the card (but, couldn't see any DOS related stuff over at >>their website)? >> >> > >There is no DOS in win2k. > > Am aware of that.. :-) > > >>I did notice, however, that during the booting-up process when the SCSI >>card was detected by the system, my IBM scsi hd was being seen ok - but, >>there's a "*" sign next to its description and a line at the end of scsi >>detection info stated something like that "the drive should be capable >>of transferring 160 MB/sec if the driver is loaded". Does this have >>anything to do with the error message I saw? However, the same message >>was there when I had WinME on and everything still seemed to run ok.. >> >> > >Definitely sounds like a driver problem. > > Any suggestion? >Chris Berry >compjma@xxxxxxxxxxx >Systems Administrator >JM Associates > >"The packets involved in the transmission of this email were manually >inspected by: Bob Smith, stateful packet inspector #23." > >_________________________________________________________________ >Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online >http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963 > >********************************************************* >This Week's Sponsor - RTO Software / TScale >TScale increases terminal server capacity. >Get 30-40% more users per server to save $$$ and time. >Add users now! - not more servers. If you're using Citrix, >you must learn about TScale! Free 30-day eval: >http://www.rtosoft.com/Enter.asp?ID=79 >********************************************************** >================================== >To Unsubscribe, set digest or vacation >mode or view archives use the below link. > >http://thethin.net/win2000list.cfm > > > > -- Bing-Hung Chen (³¯¬±§»), Ph.D. Post-Doctoral Fellow (bhchen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) National Tsing-Hua University School of Life Science, Dept. Life Science Hsin-Chu, TAIWAN 300 http://www.nthu.edu.tw, http://life.nthu.edu.tw/ +---------------------------------------------------+ ********************************************************* This Week's Sponsor - RTO Software / TScale TScale increases terminal server capacity. Get 30-40% more users per server to save $$$ and time. Add users now! - not more servers. If you're using Citrix, you must learn about TScale! Free 30-day eval: http://www.rtosoft.com/Enter.asp?ID=79 ********************************************************** ================================== To Unsubscribe, set digest or vacation mode or view archives use the below link. http://thethin.net/win2000list.cfm