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Goddamn, fcuking magic! Can u try with official F19 BIOS & its own NVRAID BIOS version?

Inf files in this pack looks ok... These should work. Sapphire, we're waiting 4 your testing results!

Thank u 4 your work @ http://www.nforcershq.com/forum/1-vt70968.html, man! Well, if not in forum, I'm in ICQ when @ work (my local time is GMT + 6), u're welcome— and other great brains of these forums too Well, hackers will produce some patches for it, I'm sure

I don't know… Let's ask Sapphire! Sapphire, what can u say about RAID HWIDs with different NVRAID BIOS version @ your K8NS? Very interesting PDF, but no "8023" string in it Do u mean, that was a bad idea? U've tried to use СС_0106 for Intel, but then stopped? I don't clearly understand u... Coz of my english, I guess… (and maybe yours too ) As I guess, new NV masstor driver supports directly DEVs, but not modes (CCs). Strange facts: 1. BIOS allows choose RAID-mode for controller, and for no one channel. 2. BIOS takes controller in strange DEV_07F8&CC_0101 state in this case. I guess, DEV_07F4&CC_0106 or DEV_07F8&CC_0104 would be right Thanx! Have u tried it on real PC?

Great forum, great people, great questions. Not necessary, not useful. I u'll try, u'll get BSOD. I tried Not necessary, but useful. As I remember (don't have MCP73 at moment), both folders are needed. I tried— and it was installed correctly. If not integrate, it will be common IDE-mode with common WinXP IDE driver (СС_0101— when WinXP setup, no problem with searching for HDD on textmode stage, no problem with install on graphics stage, and so on). If integrate, it will be native AHCI-mode with NVidia NVSTOR driver— and (may be) improved performance.

On "old" NV chipsets (nForce2—MCP61), one DEV can have different CC's for different modes: DEV_0267&CC_0101— SATA DEV_0267&CC_0104— RAID On "new" NV chipsets (MCP65—…), one DEV can't have different CC's for different modes: DEV_0550&CC_0101— SATA DEV_0554&CC_0106— AHCI DEV_0558&CC_0104— RAID DEV_0560&CC_0101— PATA But there is, at least, one exclusion: see my prev. post (MCP73): DEV_07F8&CC_0104— real RAID DEV_07F8&CC_0101— fake RAID w/ no array(s)— but controller in AHCI mode! (yes, with CC_0101!)

Thanx 4 your questions. U're extremely right. But we live nowadays, not in future. As I wrote, my idea with СС_0106 isn't applicable for different AHCI drivers. In future, if NVidia will release AHCI-2 driver, my concept must be revised, back to DEV's again. U're right. But it's another future problem, not today's. In normal IDE-mode, u have DEV_07??&CC_0101. U can't install NV masstor driver. In normal RAID-mode, u have DEV_07F8&CC_0104. U must install NV masstor driver + NV raid driver. In normal AHCI-mode, u have DEV_07F4&CC_0106. U must install NV masstor driver. But on MCP73, u can turn on RAID-mode in BIOS for controller, but for no one channel. In this case, u have (surprise!) DEV_07F8&CC_0101. U can (surprise!) install NV masstor driver. I've edited inf-file for this case. No doubt. I guess, it's for old controllers, with no AHCI support. And my practice tell me I'm right. I don't understand this question

Oh yeah. U're right. Not missed but cutted down— I use this pack for install drivers onto PCs in Russia ;-) No mistake. PCI\VEN_10DE&CC_0106 really works— and works great. Just let me explain: In fact, we have the one and only driver (any latest, now it's 10.3.0.42) for all AHCI-mode HWID's— so, no need to enumerate all of them with DEV's— just PCI\VEN_10DE&CC_0106— and it's done. Note: it's not applicable, if u wanna use different drivers for different AHCI-chipsets (f.e., for best performance or smth. like it) May be, but we can't check it out— no MoBos on newer chipsets on the market ;-)

FYI: My driver set based on 10.3.0.42, for AHCI chipsets. K8NS based on nForce3, which doesn't support AHCI-mode.

Oh yeah, only 32-bit. Sorry for didn't make a point. So, u can try to apply my changes to 64-bit driver's inf.

Hi party people. Try this: NV_RAID_AHCI.rar It supports any NVidia AHCI controller and can install NVGTS.SYS for PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_07F8&CC_0101, f.e. ONLY for WinXP 32-bit (x86).

New version of VIA massstor drivers: http://www.viaarena.com/downloads/drivers/..._RAID_V410a.zip

I don't know, is there any MoBo uses non-RAID modification of chip 3112 or 3114? Nobody (in this topic) have seen such MoBo. Well, together we've found the solution: non-RAID SiI drivers GO TO HELL!!! And plz remove SiS 5513/5518, cd-rom freezes sometimes coz of this driver, especially on older MoBo's. I've posted about this problem some time ago, TOO.

I guess, this MoBo use SoundMAX chip, coz of SUBSYS=7580146.

Use cmdlines.txt T-12 stage & devcon.exe tool for updating MS built-in driver to Realtek WDM.

Take a look back on my own post, I should tell ya some more about that. I found out, some other drivers are need to be unpacked for correct install. Example - NVENETBUS (nForce3 integrated LAN working thru nForce3 Bus Extender, nvenetfd.inf). I've tested it on ASUS K7N8X. And I've also put nvenetfd.inf & nvnetbus.inf into \$OEM$\$$\inf\. Only in this case driver installs correctly. DOH!

http://www.viaarena.com/downloads/drivers/...8237v40FVIA.zip Hot new VIA LAN driver. By the way, I found out, VIA folder in DP LAN may be simplified into 2 subfolders: Fast Ethernet & Giga Ethernet (http://www.viaarena.com/downloads/drivers/...6122v22FVNT.zip). All other subfolders are either unuseful or either have the same inf's.

ftp://www.uli.com.tw/driver/Integrated2092.zip This may be helpful for all DP's: sonud, lan & massstor. Full set of ULi/Ali drivers. I guess, it may be used in notebooks. Bâshrat the Sneaky, plz add'em to DP's!

Now, I only hope that it will work - I have no MoBo with 3114r. And I never seen any MoBo with 3112 & 3114 non-raid (SATALink). And also I guess, 3112r driver will work with 3112, 3114r with 3114. But on other hand, there drivers have no interferenced SUBSYS... Well, I don't know. If any member of this forum have such MoBo (with 3112 & 3114 non-raid), plz tell us! And, if now SUBSYS are unhelpful for auto-choosing correct driver by WinXP setup, f***'em all, these SUBSYS!

Hello party people, here's me again! I've just finished my tests on f***ing ASUS A7N8X Deluxe. As ya know, this MoBo has SiI 3112r onboard. I've found out, WinXP unattended will work ONLY if all the other SiI drivers will be removed. I checked this out: - with CC_0104 and without; - with SiI 3112 (non-raid) and without; - with 3114r and without. DON'T WORK. So, finally I removed all SiI drivers except 3112r. Then, I removed all 3112r SUBSYS - they become unhelpful. Now my SiI section is: PCI\VEN_1095&DEV_3112&CC_0104 = "si3112r" PCI\VEN_1095&DEV_3512&CC_0104 = "si3112r" PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_436E&CC_0104 = "si3112r" PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_4379&CC_0104 = "si3112r" PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_437A&CC_0104 = "si3112r" That's f***ing bad. When I'll get MoBo with 3114r integrated, I'll continue my tests in this field. P.S. Some strange thing: 3112r driver installs incorrectly, if his *.sys & *.cpl files are compressed (into *.sy_ & *.cp_)!!! Conclusion: all files for SiI driver MUST be uncompressed.

http://driver3.sis.com/raid/raid302.zip

Be careful! Look at my post about this MoBo on previous pages.

For this motherboard remove from the driverpack all SiI controllers except 3112r.

I HATE SiI MORE & MORE!!! P.S. By the way, in the latest SI3112R.INF there is no SUBSYS "02B71014". That's another very strange thing about these damned controllers.

if folder & driver files have the same names, windows can't install driver, ... - forget about this post - it was my mistake .