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Dell Workstation 370 RAID driver? HELP! =)

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Ok, I'm really stuck here.

My unattended CD now works on several systems including the Dell Workstation 380 ( :thumbup ). Now, the 380 and 370 use the exact same driver (Dell's R99995.exe floppy image), yet I get a BSOD on the 370 with the "STOP: 0x0000007b..." error. If I try and use the floppy with F6, I get the message that the driver is already there/available.

Anybody out there run into this problem? Anybody find a solution? Any clue on why this is happening?

Thanks!

UPDATE: Found and old image that was working, used that and checked the hardware IDs to make sure I had the right drivers. The hardware IDs match. I downloaded the RAID drivers from Intel (which suports a few more devices than the Dell drivers), told the OS to use the floppy drivers over the ones it wants on the CD and now I get a message saying that there are no drives in the system. (Yes, the RAID is set up and working) I guess it's a step up from the BSOD, but I'm still at a loss as to how to get it working...

UPDATE #2: Ok... now I'm really confused. If I do a manual install with a normal XP CD, it works with those same drivers. Something in my unattended CD is causing this not to work and I have no idea where to even start looking. Any and all suggestions will be really appreciated!! :)

Edited by Geist420


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