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I've just tried using Bart PE, but i still get the same STOP: 0X00000024 error. Heres what i see on screen before the computer halts. usual bios/raid driver post details launching BartPe with status bar windows xp splash screen windows desktop background colour blue screen (not BSOD) black screen BSOD with STOP: 0X00000024 error. does this seem normal, i was under the impresson that with bart PE the "STOP: 0X00000024" error would be ignored and i would get access to recovery tools. Is it likeley that i have done somthing wrong when creating the bartPE disk? *edit* After a bit more research i discovered that the driverpack includued with UBCD supported my raid array, after loading NTFS4DOS and performing a CHKDSK access to my raid array has been restored, there were a few damaged files, but none of them important... Phew!! Thanks to all of you who helped!

Thanks uid1. I actually downloaded bartPE last night as recomended by a friend so i'll be giving it a go once i've built the CD. it doesnt apear that UBCD have the drivers to support my raid card.

hehe, i did notice that as being an issue with the method shown in that link, but you beat me to pointing it out!! i've just had a thought, i have the instalation cd's for a distro of redhat linux, what are the chances that i might be able to error check the array using that? only problem i dont have any .nix experience. any thoughts?

Ok... the txtsetup.oem file was located in a different folder, now i have moved it to the same folder as iteraid.sys the computer recognised the raid array, but before the RC has loaded i get a BSOD displaying the same error as before. now i've got no idea of what to do, the only thing i can think of is to rebuild the raid array and format the disks again, but i want to be sure i have tried all options before i go and erase all of my media. anyone got any other suggestions for checking the disk?

Hi guys I've just joined this forum and thought i'd better introduce myself. So HELLO ALL!! My name is Ryan and i am from Bristol, UK. I'm a little out of touch with solving techical problems since my three computers have been so reliable over the last few years, i've not needed to mess with things! ... that was the case until about a week ago when my laptop went screwy, followed by the video card failing on my desktop, then to top it off my media server messed up. I've just posted this thread here about the problem with my media server and its raid array: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=136406

Hi guys. I've been having a lot of problems with all of my computers lately, but i wont bore you all with the whole story, just the problem that is causing me the most trouble. one of my computers which i use as a media server has recently developed a problem which appears to be somthing to do with the raid 0 array used to store my media. with the raid array connected to the raid controller the computer will not boot if i dissable automatic restart on failure i get the following error message: STOP: 0X00000024 (0X001902FE, 0XF794AB6C, 0XF794A868, 0XF7B638D6) NTFS.SYS - ADDRESS F7B636DD BASE AT F7B52000, DATESTAMP 48025BE5 I tried to get in to safemode with command prompt so i could perform a chkdsk, but the computer reboots before the command prompt has loaded. So i then decided to try using the recovery console on the XP setup CD, The problem is that there is no driver for my raid array included in the XP setup, and i have no FDD to use with the F6 option. It was suggested that i try using nlite to create a custom XP cd with the correct drivers already installed, which i have done but it seems that the driver i added does not get loaded by setup before entering the recovery console. I'd be really grateful if someone could advise on how i might fix this problem, I understand that there is the chance that the data is too severely corrupted to recover, but i'd really like to give it a go, i've got my entire music collection on there and have not backed it up for some time so i'd be gutted if i loose it.