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I have built a computer but my mobo does not support fpdd and I want to use windows xp with raid 0 config. I have tried to install it with modified xp made by nlite. it kept giving me a fatal error from asms file.
I dl nlite installed.
copied windows xp files to hd
run program nlite
put raid and sata driver into the file using the program
made image and burn cd
tried to install xp
it failed giving me the error message saying E:\ I386\asms blah blah blah
can anyone help me with this ? thank you
On Thu, 24 Sep 2009 04:57:49 +0530, kakashi1982
<[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I have built a computer but my mobo does not support fpdd and I want to
> use windows xp with raid 0 config. I have tried to install it with
> modified xp made by nlite. it kept giving me a fatal error from asms
> file.
I can't help with your error, but let me comment that I think RAID 0
is almost always a poor idea. Although it sound like it should improve
performance, it normally doesn't help at all. Read here: "Why RAID is
(usually) a Terrible Idea" at
http://www.pugetsystems.com/articles?&id=29
> I dl nlite installed.
> copied windows xp files to hd
> run program nlite
> put raid and sata driver into the file using the program
> made image and burn cd
> tried to install xp
> it failed giving me the error message saying E:\ I386\asms blah blah
> blah
> can anyone help me with this ? thank you
>
>
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kakashi1982 wrote:
> I have built a computer but my mobo does not support fpdd and I
> want to use windows xp with raid 0 config. I have tried to install
> it with modified xp made by nlite. it kept giving me a fatal error
> from asms file.
>
> I dl nlite installed.
> copied windows xp files to hd
> run program nlite
> put raid and sata driver into the file using the program
> made image and burn cd
> tried to install xp
> it failed giving me the error message saying E:\ I386\asms blah blah
> blah
> can anyone help me with this ? thank you
I bet your system would support a USB Floppy Diskette.
$20-$40 $ US and you're done and you have something lying around for those
strange moments. ;-)
Or you could get an OS that is not 8-9 years old with two successors
already. *eg*
Read up here:
http://groups.google.com/group/micro...ccfa79181343e/
Should give you virtually every way to integrate those drivers in one way or
another.
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Excellent article, and something I've been trying to convince people of for
years, ever since we had a single disk failure in a SCSI RAID1 Netware server
trash the data on the PAIR. This was with a quality disk controller too, not
a junk one.
Unfortunately the 'name dropping' problem dictates that uninformed people
assume RAID must be good.
Apart from the problem of cheap, poor-quality controllers, you have the
issue of disaster-recovery. Assuming you have a full backup of course- can
the backup or disk-imaging software restore the data to an exotic RAID array?
All too often the answer is NO, but -because you have only one RAID array and
therefore cannot do restoration tests- the only time you get to discover this
is when the whole office is twiddling its collective thumbs, and the boss is
breathing heavily down your neck in the comms room.
"Ken Blake, MVP" wrote:
> I can't help with your error, but let me comment that I think RAID 0
> is almost always a poor idea. Although it sound like it should improve
> performance, it normally doesn't help at all. Read here: "Why RAID is
> (usually) a Terrible Idea" at
> http://www.pugetsystems.com/articles?&id=29
there are usb floppy drives
available.
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perhaps, you might try to
install windows
on an ide first.
then move the drive to a
sata plug and set your
bios to boot from it.
then if you might have to do a
repair install on that drive in
order to resyncronize the o.s.
to its new location - maybe.
------------------
incidentally forget about raids.
with today terabyte disk drives
becoming a standard,
raids are passee.
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"kakashi1982" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> I have built a computer but my mobo does not support fpdd and I want to
> use windows xp with raid 0 config. I have tried to install it with
> modified xp made by nlite. it kept giving me a fatal error from asms
> file.
>
> I dl nlite installed.
> copied windows xp files to hd
> run program nlite
> put raid and sata driver into the file using the program
> made image and burn cd
> tried to install xp
> it failed giving me the error message saying E:\ I386\asms blah blah
> blah
> can anyone help me with this ? thank you
>
>
> --
> kakashi1982
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found out that my xp disk was faulty . end of problem, thank you
"Shenan Stanley" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> kakashi1982 wrote:
>> I have built a computer but my mobo does not support fpdd and I
>> want to use windows xp with raid 0 config. I have tried to install
>> it with modified xp made by nlite. it kept giving me a fatal error
>> from asms file.
>>
>> I dl nlite installed.
>> copied windows xp files to hd
>> run program nlite
>> put raid and sata driver into the file using the program
>> made image and burn cd
>> tried to install xp
>> it failed giving me the error message saying E:\ I386\asms blah blah
>> blah
>> can anyone help me with this ? thank you
>
> I bet your system would support a USB Floppy Diskette.
>
> $20-$40 $ US and you're done and you have something lying around for those
> strange moments. ;-)
I recently had to use my USB floppy drive to rebuild a pretty new TOshiba
laptop. The XP install found the floppy drive and picked up the SATA
drivers, and allowed me to format the disk. Worked great - until it
started copying files. *Then*, it wanted to see the floppy to re-copy the
drivers and couldn't find the drive. I had to use nLite and rebuild the
install CD to get past this.
Patrick Keenan wrote:
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> "Shenan Stanley" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> kakashi1982 wrote:
>>> I have built a computer but my mobo does not support fpdd and I
>>> want to use windows xp with raid 0 config. I have tried to install
>>> it with modified xp made by nlite. it kept giving me a fatal error
>>> from asms file.
>>>
>>> I dl nlite installed.
>>> copied windows xp files to hd
>>> run program nlite
>>> put raid and sata driver into the file using the program
>>> made image and burn cd
>>> tried to install xp
>>> it failed giving me the error message saying E:\ I386\asms blah blah
>>> blah
>>> can anyone help me with this ? thank you
>>
>> I bet your system would support a USB Floppy Diskette.
>>
>> $20-$40 $ US and you're done and you have something lying around for
>> those strange moments. ;-)
>
> I recently had to use my USB floppy drive to rebuild a pretty new
> TOshiba laptop. The XP install found the floppy drive and picked up
> the SATA drivers, and allowed me to format the disk. Worked great -
> until it started copying files. *Then*, it wanted to see the floppy to
> re-copy the drivers and couldn't find the drive. I had to use nLite
> and rebuild the install CD to get past this.
This is because the Windows Setup program only supports a handful of USB
drives for F6 driver installation method, that is explained here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/916196/
Adding the standard Microsoft USB storage drivers to the txtsetup.oem
file on the floppy diskette usually resolves this problem, see here:
http://www.intel.com/support/motherb.../CS-026606.htm
Adding the USB floppy's vendor ID should also fix the problem, see here
for an example:
http://blog.mreza.info/archive/2007/...sb-floppy.aspx
John