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03-04-2002 04:00 PM
03-04-2002 04:00 PM
Changing RAID driver in W2000
Consider the following.....
Windows 2000 server sitting there quite happy.....then suddenly the RAID controller fails.
The type you have is not available so a new replacement is installed. We know that the new RAID controller will see the existing RAID array but when Windows 2000 tries to boot it uses it's installed RAID driver, but this card requires a different RAID driver. Windows gives a "Invalid Boot Drive" error, not surprising as it's using the wrong driver.
SO......how do you change the driver if the OS won't boot ????
My situation is slightly different but same problem. I am installing a new DL380G2 and have done an Arcserve restore of a Windows 2000 server on to the new hardware.
The difference between both configurations is the RAID controller.
The restore configuration is using a 3200 driver and I want to change to the 5i.
I can't believe changing a RAID or SCSI controller could be such a difficult problem.
Any comments ??
Windows 2000 server sitting there quite happy.....then suddenly the RAID controller fails.
The type you have is not available so a new replacement is installed. We know that the new RAID controller will see the existing RAID array but when Windows 2000 tries to boot it uses it's installed RAID driver, but this card requires a different RAID driver. Windows gives a "Invalid Boot Drive" error, not surprising as it's using the wrong driver.
SO......how do you change the driver if the OS won't boot ????
My situation is slightly different but same problem. I am installing a new DL380G2 and have done an Arcserve restore of a Windows 2000 server on to the new hardware.
The difference between both configurations is the RAID controller.
The restore configuration is using a 3200 driver and I want to change to the 5i.
I can't believe changing a RAID or SCSI controller could be such a difficult problem.
Any comments ??
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04-15-2002 04:00 PM
04-15-2002 04:00 PM
Re: Changing RAID driver in W2000
About the 2nd isue , try too install the new driver of the 5i on the running system.
The driver won't load but you can make a full copy of the system now.
After restore the 5i drive will now load and as far as i know the raid config is then found on the disks and they should mount.
There are tech tids found in microsoft knowledge base about changing some hardware items and do a restore. They are easy too find.
Good luck
The driver won't load but you can make a full copy of the system now.
After restore the 5i drive will now load and as far as i know the raid config is then found on the disks and they should mount.
There are tech tids found in microsoft knowledge base about changing some hardware items and do a restore. They are easy too find.
Good luck
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