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Problem with nVIDIA RAID

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i used nlite 1.0 rc 8 for my slipstream

i only integrate the nVIDIA sata raid driver (nForce4_amd_6.70_winxp2k_english\IDE\WinXP\sataraid\nvraid.inf) to my VOL 32 bit WinXP and create a bootable ISO, no other changes has been made.

when i install the slipstreamed WinXP, after pressing F6, the installation says that i do not have a floppy disk device so that i cannot move on to the installation process. In fact, i really do not have a floppy disk drive and thats why i need to slipstream the driver.

am i slipstreaming the driver correctly? :}

Thanks a lot !!


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i followed step 2 and 3 exactly...

btw, i install the WinXP using a USB-connected DVD-RW drive , is it ok ?

Yes, read the thread @smashly recommended. And note that once you have succedfully integrated the textmode drivers, you don't need to and shouldm't press F6 anymore. Windows will find the drivers by itself.

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oops...

let me try again now....

:)

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failed again~

this time, i tried not to press F6,

when the installer says "Setup is starting Windows"

there is a BSOD

my NV Raid BIOS is 4.84, and i have used it to make a RAID 1 array before setting up the WinXp

:(

Any chance of sharing what the BSOD message is?

Also, try posting in the thread @smashly mentioned.

Edited by Blub

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