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bill allemann
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I had an unused win2000 server package laying around so I wanted to save
some $ and use it for a very low-tech server.
I bought a new Dell SC440 and it comes with a "Server Assistant" software
package on the install CD.
The software seems to have dealt OK with a mirror RAID configuration with
the two identical SATA hard drives.
The BIOS boot screen shows one drive now, and displays a Ctrl-C prompt to
access the RAID config.
It appears that the assistant software will deal only with Win2003 server,
though, to finish the OS install.
A tech guy at Dell told me that there shouldn't be anything on the machine
that would preclude using win2k as an OS.
I bailed out of the assistant software and rebooted to the win2k CD, and I'm
thinking that I need to direct it to
the hard drive/controller info at the F6 prompt.
Among many other folders, the install CD has folders for SAS RAID, which is
what's in the box. The folder has a number of subfolders, though with
numeric labels. How can I figure out which folder to use with the browse
after using the F6 prompt?
Thanks, Bill
some $ and use it for a very low-tech server.
I bought a new Dell SC440 and it comes with a "Server Assistant" software
package on the install CD.
The software seems to have dealt OK with a mirror RAID configuration with
the two identical SATA hard drives.
The BIOS boot screen shows one drive now, and displays a Ctrl-C prompt to
access the RAID config.
It appears that the assistant software will deal only with Win2003 server,
though, to finish the OS install.
A tech guy at Dell told me that there shouldn't be anything on the machine
that would preclude using win2k as an OS.
I bailed out of the assistant software and rebooted to the win2k CD, and I'm
thinking that I need to direct it to
the hard drive/controller info at the F6 prompt.
Among many other folders, the install CD has folders for SAS RAID, which is
what's in the box. The folder has a number of subfolders, though with
numeric labels. How can I figure out which folder to use with the browse
after using the F6 prompt?
Thanks, Bill