Cant Integrate Sata drivers for GA-M59SLI-S5

[KKNDBigDave]

Right basically I am trying to integrate my sata drivers for a Gigabyter GA-M59SLI-S5 as stated in the title.

I'm using 2 Western Digital WD2500JS 250 GB HDDs.

When I run windows install without slipstreaming the drivers windows will not detect the hard drives.

I followed the guide

here

and when windows starts text mode install I get the following screen

Which leads to

Now I get the feeling the guide here is not accurate for my situation. I have tried a couple of other methods and get the same result running both on the actual intended machine and virtual PC.

Has anyone encountered this problem or has any ideas

This is my first attemp at creating an unattended disc

[iTwins]

Now I get the feeling the guide here is not accurate for my situation. I have tried a couple of other methods and get the same result running both on the actual intended machine and virtual PC.

Has anyone encountered this problem or has any ideas

This is my first attemp at creating an unattended disc

Try this (assuming you're using XP) and nothing fancy:

1) Using MAKECAB.EXE, compress the two files JRAID.SYS and JGOGO.SYS to JRAID.SY_ anD JGOGO.SY_ (You probably only need JRAID.SYS but just in case. do both...)

2) Copy the two SY_ files to your \I386 source directory

3) Edit the TXTSETUP.SIF file and search for the header [sourceDisksFiles]. Add this entry beneath it:

jraid.sys = 1,,,,,,4_,4,1,,,1,4

4) Edit the TXTSETUP.SIF file and search for the header [HardwareIdsDatabase]. Add these entries beneath it:

PCI\VEN_197B&DEV_2360&CC_0104 = "jraid"

PCI\VEN_197B&DEV_2361&CC_0104 = "jraid"

PCI\VEN_197B&DEV_2363&CC_0104 = "jraid"

PCI\VEN_197B&DEV_2366&CC_0104 = "jraid"

PCI\VEN_197B&DEV_2360&CC_0106 = "jraid"

PCI\VEN_197B&DEV_2361&CC_0106 = "jraid"

PCI\VEN_197B&DEV_2363&CC_0106 = "jraid"

PCI\VEN_197B&DEV_2366&CC_0106 = "jraid"

5) Edit the TXTSETUP.SIF file and search for the header [sCSI.Load]. Add this entry beneath it:

"jraid" = jraid.sys,4

6) Edit the TXTSETUP.SIF file and search for the header [sCSI]. Add this entry beneath it:

jraid = "Whatever name you want to call this driver. It's purely cosmetic!"

Optional, depending on circumstances (I normally include it anyways...just in case):

7) Edit DOSNET.INF and search for the header [FloppyFiles.2]. Add this entry beneath it:

d1,jraid.sys

8) Edit DOSNET.INF and search for the header [FloppyFiles.2]. Add this entry beneath it:

d1,jraid.sys

9) That's it. Try it out and don't press F6; the system should automatically detect and load the driver.

Edited December 22, 2006 by iTwins