Can't Install SCSI

[Predin]

Ok Folks, I've had enough of trying at this. Here is the problem I am having.

I have a "Stripped to the Bones Edition SP2" of Windows XP. I'm trying to install my U320 SCSI, and when I put my additional floppy in to specify it's drivers, I just get "Symmpi.sys" (along with the cab and inf) cannot be copied when it starts to copy the files from the disc. I tried a few things. I tried putting these files into the DRIVER.CAB file on my WinXP disc, and nothing.

So, I got my legitimate copy of Winxp out, and everything copies fine with it. How can I tweak my Stripped WinXP to work? Is there a location on the disc that has mass storage drivers that needs editing? I'm not really sure what to do.

It doesn't make sense to me that a disc would make a difference in copying the same drivers off of a floppy disc. Maybe the floppy is copying it's files to a different cache folder than the WinXP disc is copying it's files to?

Hopefully, someone can help.

[arcon5]

If it works fine with your original then whats the problem?

Troubleshoot SCSI - maybe it will help, maybe not lol! There are some troubleshoots there - I aint really read them yt though!

[Predin]

Well, it's a version of Windows that doesn't come with all the junk. It uses a third of the memory regular WinXP does, and is much, much faster. So, I'd like to get it up and running with my SCSI.