Mei

For the NVATABUS.CAT I was wrong I thought, I misunderstood how the WHQL certication works. I thought that the .CAT wasn't linked to a file but that a XYZ.CAT was used for the XYZ.SYS file. But NVATA.SYS and NVATABUS.SYS are 100% identical. So if a NVATABUS.CAT had existed it will be the same as NVATA.CAT. The IDE remix (I've a little updated it since) could work from nF1 to nF4. I've tested it on nF3 250Gb & nF4 Ultra. It seems that the legacy folder can be a problem sometimes. I don't tested it on textmode.

The INF file from the /Ethernet/PreNRM folder. This drivers is only contained in ForceWare 5.10 / 5.11 package.

I think the best thing is to copy de /IDE/WinXP/sata_ide/nvata.cat to /IDE/WinXP/sataraid/nvatabus.cat As the nvata.sys and nvatabus.sys seems to be the same file, the WHQL certificate of the former could work for the latter. http://mei.planet-d.net/nf_ide_622.rar here is my 6.22 IDE folder already "patched" ... If anyone want to test.

My current NVIDIA drivers pack contains : This nForce Win2K/XP driver package contains the below components: * Taken from many original nForce packages by NVIDIA (SATA_IDE INF was modified from scratch by me) Audio utility version 4.51 Ethernet NRM driver version 5.09 (WHQL) Network management tools version 5.09 SMBus driver version 4.50 (WHQL) Installer version 4.93 Win2K IDE SATARAID driver version 6.22 (WHQL) Win2K IDE SATA_IDE driver version 6.22 (WHQL) Win2K RAIDTOOL application version 6.22 WinXP IDE SATARAID driver version 6.22 (WHQL) WinXP IDE SATA_IDE driver version 6.22 (WHQL) WinXP RAIDTOOL application version 6.22 * Added from leaked nForce beta packages Audio driver version 4.64 (WHQL) GART driver version 4.40 (WHQL) Memory controller driver version 4.40 (WHQL) * Added from original ForceWare beta package by NVIDIA Display driver (ForceWare) version 81.87 I tested it on NVIDIA nForce3 250Gb and NVIDIA nForce4 Ultra. The IDE/Legacy folder is currently not needed, but I think without it PATA RAID couldn't work. The latest Ethernet NRM 50.09 is not included because it doesn't seems to work. Perhaps it works only on nForce 410/430 southbridge.