[windows-2000] Re: S-ATA
- From: "Grasser, Chuck" <chuck.grasser@xxxxxxxx>
- To: windows-2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 22 Jul 2003 09:41:06 -0400
I had a lot of problems with Win 2003 recognizing drives. I eventually gave up
on a clean install. I did a clean install of Windows 2000 Enterprise Server
and then did an upgrade to Win 2003, which worked fine. I'm curious if you
find the correct solution.
-----Original Message-----
From: sebastian.miller@xxxxxx [mailto:sebastian.miller@xxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2003 9:01 AM
To: windows-2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [windows-2000] S-ATA
hi together,
does anyone have experiences with S-ATA? I want to run one of my two HDDs on
the SATA-Controller of my mainboard in order to address all drives as Master
(OS is Win2003-Server). But I wether can see the drive somewhere in the BIOS
nor when installing Windows.
Now I have installed Win2003 and can go to the managementdialogue for my drives
and there I see that my Windows at least has recognized that there's more than
just one HDD. It says "device 1", but declares it as inaccessable or what ever.
So, I can't see or access the second drive on my SATA-Controller on the
mainboard (ASUS xy :-) - what and where do I have to configure my system in
order to get the second HDD working properly (ok, I could use the DVD as Slave
and the two HDDs as Masters on the IDE, but isn't this constallation also
possible? That's the way it was delivered by the manufactor - except that the
first HDD was connected to the RAID-Controller - now the RAID -should- be
disabled and the first HDD is connected to Primary Master IDE)
thankx in advance
Sebastian
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