Hi, here is what I've come up about RAID Slipstreamer. When I let it automaticaly detect the OS it would always detect Windows 2003 instead of Windows XP which was the right one. I did as suggested in the forum and checked the version of the NTDLL.DLL in the I386\SYSTEM32 directory (where I had copied the WINXP CD) and I confirm that its file version is 5.1.2600.2180 which corresponds to Windows XP and not Windows 2003. If anyone with this problem did the automatic detection and continued whatsoever, the problem that I saw happening is that when you are trying to run the Windows XP CD to install the OS, while loading the drivers it'll say "The file arcsas.SYS could not be found.". This happens because the drivers being used are the Windows 2003 ones and not Windows XP as supposed. The solution for this is simple.. 1. After starting RAID Slipstreamer check MANUAL SLIP and your OS; 2. Select the directory where the OS was copied to (ex: C:\OS\ROOT); 3. Select Proceed and when it warns you about the OS not being what it detected, just click YES to continue with your choice. In the end RAID Slipstreamer is successful and closes itself. Now everything should be fine, I noticed this situation in the latest 3.0.2 version. There is probably a mistake in the code where it should check the file version of the NTDLL.DLL file. However, I must add that this application was very useful and I want to thank iTwins for it! Continue the good work!
