Question about Cybertron Intel Pentium 4 2.66GHz Serial ATA RAID Server / 512 MB DDR400 / 2x 80GB Drives (TPCSERP42600I)
Because of lack of space I tried adding 40G HD IDE Once as slave once as master When I did reset the comp didn?t recognize the SCSI and of course the WS2000 didn?t start How do yoy combine the disks so it will all work out? Tanks Eli
This solution works on WIN98 and I don?t see a reason why it wont work on you If there is something that you were missing you might want to check with anther expert. This solution is a little complex so I hope ill be able to explain it well enough: 1. Make a boot disk so u can format and install windows. 2. Define the new HD as MASTER and hook it up to "primary IDE" 3. Disconnect the SCSI and pull the board out. 4. Reset the comp from the boot disk u made (HD is connected) 5. Get in "bios settings" and make sure that the new HD is defined as "primary drive" In the 1st IDE 6. Now, perform a FDisk on the new HD, define partitions, do a reset and format the HD Install the operating system you wish to have, make sure it works well. 7. install the SCSI board and its HD make anther reset. 8. now the comp is supposed to make boot and recognize the SCSI, it is possible that you will need to define your system configurations but for that, regretfully, I cannot guide you Although this is not necessarily have to happen. Good luck
Posted on Feb 23, 2006
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