Greetings,
Was wondering if anyone has come across this before...
After booting from the CD, hitting F6, and then hitting "S" to select a "SCSI or RAID" driver from disk, I get the following message:
<snip>
An unexpected error (0) occurred at line 962 in D:\nt\private\ntos\boot\setup\oemdisk.c.
Press any key to continue.
<snip>
Only option at that point is to exit the install.
Specs:
Dell 1.2GHz celeron
128MB PC2100
Integrated everything
I added a Highpoint RAID controller and two 40GB WD ata200 drives. I have a CD on the integrated ide controller.
I tried a Win2k Pro disk just for grins and it failed with the same error message which tells me the CD isnt bad. The weird thing is, when I hit "S" to select the drivers froma disk, it gives me the error without accessing anything, like it knew it was going to give me the error no matter what
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. I suppose the integrated IDE could be conflicting with the RAID controller, but then I have no CD to install from if I disable it. Actually, the more I think about it, I dont think that is it. Thanks in advance
Thanks,
Dave
Was wondering if anyone has come across this before...
After booting from the CD, hitting F6, and then hitting "S" to select a "SCSI or RAID" driver from disk, I get the following message:
<snip>
An unexpected error (0) occurred at line 962 in D:\nt\private\ntos\boot\setup\oemdisk.c.
Press any key to continue.
<snip>
Only option at that point is to exit the install.
Specs:
Dell 1.2GHz celeron
128MB PC2100
Integrated everything
I added a Highpoint RAID controller and two 40GB WD ata200 drives. I have a CD on the integrated ide controller.
I tried a Win2k Pro disk just for grins and it failed with the same error message which tells me the CD isnt bad. The weird thing is, when I hit "S" to select the drivers froma disk, it gives me the error without accessing anything, like it knew it was going to give me the error no matter what
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. I suppose the integrated IDE could be conflicting with the RAID controller, but then I have no CD to install from if I disable it. Actually, the more I think about it, I dont think that is it. Thanks in advance
Thanks,
Dave
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