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Here's where my problem originated: It may require the Raid controller or hard drive driver. Can you please give me a hint where to find the raid drivers? I know this is a very old thread, but since I came across this thread looking for this exact same answer I figured someone else might too.
sindows The installation started for W R2 64bit. How do I get a sceen shoot if I do not have an OS installed? I'd use the official Adaptec drivers for W2K8. I don't know if support cd v.
I'll wihdows the support cd drivers. Proposed as answer by FaneGaraj Monday, August 1, Monday, August 1, Unanswered question This question has not been answered yet. Also, what the synchronization actually does and can it heal bad stripes? Then you can run Windows Server setup once Windows Server is booted and running.
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If 8kk use the original signed Windows x64 driver, it says it couldn't install the serrveraid and to contact the vendor.
So, on IBM's support site Had to dig around quite abit to get to this. After talking to two different people that have the same server and config that I have, we have found a fix, workaround. This might be a very old thread. Monday, March 22, 6: I have had this exact same problem, and can add to it: Sign up using Facebook.
This Asus driver works, ZackinMa is right. I have a link from which I have downloaded the sfrveraid version. I've attached a zip file containing the correct drivers.
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Tuesday, September 23, 9: Friday, August 31, 5: At any rate it is a solution if you want to stick with the Adaptec controller. Are you sure the new hard disk isn't "DOA"? It gets to the point where it copies files from the Server install disk and I am asked to remove the CD. I'm having a hell of a time installing windows st server on a system x server.
Post as a guest Name. This is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer. Maybe there's more than one faulty hard disk, or your RAID card is causing corruption.
But, I use Windows Server Backup to create an image which you should be able to use to restore onto wwindows server should this happen provided you have all the necessary hardware drivers for the replacement server. The consensus and I'm in agreement is that this is not a hardware problem. Serverzid currently trying to do a cd install, but for some reason the installation does not recognize the drive array, I'm ussing the drivers from the support site.
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