August 23, 200422 yr ok, hi folks, fist of all, sorry about my english, i know it sucka !ok, so i got a P4 3.4, with ASUS P4P800-E mobo, and running S-ATA driver.My first problem is: i build this new system without flopy drive, so after a long time reading a lot of posts about how to integrate S-ATA drivers to a XP CD i still have a lot of doubts.I'm reading this page: http://greenmachine.msfnhosting.com/READING/addraid.htmbut my problem is, my S-ATA driver is not a Silicon Image 3112 SATALink Driver.To be truth i don't know what is. This link is my S-ATA's drivers: http://egsm.sites.uol.com.br/disco_virtual...ilhada/SATA.zipMy doubt is, where can i find my driver information, to edit taht code on that page, with my S-ATA's drive information ?? PLZ, any 1 can help me, i'm totally noob on Slipstreaming drivers, i'm running XP SP2, own copy here, so if 1 can explain me any, or help me, i'll be thaks 4ever;PLZ guys, help me, i can't find other page to try help. thx
August 23, 200422 yr Just use the RAID driver pack and it has SATA drivers all there:http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=14869
August 24, 200422 yr Just use the RAID driver pack and it has SATA drivers all there:http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=14869Indeed! It's very easy, just follow the instructions and you're done!
August 26, 200421 yr Author ok guys .. my problem is .. my ISP was down in last 4 days .. so now i'm reading my topic agaim but the link, send me to a page that guy say sorry but he's busy of work now..where can i download that program ?
August 26, 200421 yr Just edit \WinXP\UlSata.inf with notepad and you will find the name of your RAID controller.UlSata.infPCI\VEN_105A&DEV_3373.DeviceDesc="WinXP Promise SATA378 (tm) IDE Controller"you can use method described by Tbone2to do the works. But you should first write your own dosnetadd.txt and txtsetupadd.txt and write a modified patch.cmd. Edited April 29, 200620 yr by Bilou_Gateux
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