Derek
Sat May 21 08:50:47 CDT 2005
Rick,
Which drivers are you refering to at LSI? They don't seem to have a way to
just get the drivers for this Motherboard, even though it is their hardware
on it.
-Derek
"Rick" <rick@home.net> wrote in message
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> Derek,
>
> Microsoft would not be the source for the drivers. LSI Logic would be the
> source. But I see the ones on the LSI site are version 1.10.02 dated
> 08/09/04, so you would have to apply the decorations to them.
>
> Since the ones in the box don't seem to be working correctly, I would
> decorate the ones from LSI Logic and see if the system boots with them.
>
>
http://www.lsilogic.com/downloads/selectDownload.do;jsessionid=61D901CECF54760447EA941997E6BF35
>
> (link may not work since it has a session id in it, but the first part of
> the URL is correct)
>
> If that doesn't resolve the problem, then you should contact LSI Logic
> and/or Intel.
>
> Rick
>
>
> Derek Ragona wrote:
>> Rick,
>>
>> When I try to load the drivers from floppy it says they are older than
>> what comes with Windows, so I use the option to use the Windows drivers.
>> That works fine for the install, but then on the final reboot, it looks
>> like the drivers are not loading.
>>
>> Do I need later drivers from Microsoft? I looked for them but didn't
>> find any. Do I need to make a driver diskette using the included Windows
>> drivers?
>>
>> If I do NOT use F6 and load the drivers, the RAID array is not seen by
>> windows.
>>
>> -Derek
>>
>>
>> "Rick" <rick@home.net> wrote in message
>> news:%23xlBLSgXFHA.3584@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>>
>>>This error, 0x0000007B, is the error received when the drivers loaded via
>>>floppy during install for SATA and/or RAID are not properly decorated.
>>>Possibly with outdated drivers, too. This error message has been the
>>>common message for this problem since RC1 back in December.
>>>
>>>Make sure you have the most recent drivers and that they are properly
>>>decorated.
>>>
>>>
>>>Derek Ragona wrote:
>>>
>>>>Darrell,
>>>>
>>>>I guess I hadn't noticed that noreboot option. But it sure worked:
>>>>I got the blue screen:
>>>>
>>>>Stop
>>>>0x0000007B
>>>>(0xFFFFFADF36A0F3C0,
>>>>0xFFFFFFFFC0000034,
>>>>0x0000000000000000,
>>>>0x0000000000000000)
>>>>
>>>>With the ACPI I was just grasping at straws as that was the last driver
>>>>I saw loaded. You suspect the disk driver which may be, because of the
>>>>strange way the system installs. In the install I have to hit F6 for
>>>>the RAID driver (it won't install otherwise), but then it doesn't like
>>>>the driver I have because the install says the included driver is newer.
>>>>So I use the included driver, it installs fine, but cannnot boot. Could
>>>>it not be loading the driver, or loading it correctly on boot? Seems
>>>>like the hardware detection isn't picking up the RAID correctly.
>>>>
>>>> -Derek
>>
>>