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Phase two. Moon's new rig


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Frankly, I don't know where to start, O/S, BIOS, RAID whatever. I just connected up a monitor , keyboard and mouse for it's first run. I got a boot screen with a load of stuff I didn't understand and that ended with 'Boot failure, insert system disc CD'. What's that ? The O/S ?

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I can pay myself any way I choose. No-one else is going to. B)

Right, I'm back. My evening didn't shape up. Any RAID experts about ? :)

I'm guessing that I halt the O/S at 'install RAID' and set it up in the BIOS. I'll be 'mirroring' so it will see my two drives as one. Right ? That will be called 'C'. Once the RAID is set I can continue to load 2K Pro and partition the C drive when its finished ?

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right ok moon did you set the bios to boot from raid,then in the raid bios boot from the cd to install 2000,then setup raid when it asks for the floppy and install 2000,forget about mirroring or arrays you can do that later,if its highpoint raid you can do this in windows with the software provided instead of the bios.

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well it must be different from mine,I set my bios to boot from raid,save and exit and I get a raid bios where I set it to boot from cd to install o/s,,if you have your h/drive on the raid controllers then you have to boot from them,if you cant find that option just load the o/s and install raid drivers when it asks and when loaded we will see whats what,any idea of the raid controller you have.

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