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jmh547

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Jul 26, 2005
I am using Nlite to put the raid drivers for my motherboard on my windows install disk. There are two INF files in the “make disk” file that you download from Asus. I put both of them on the disk but the raid drive still won’t come up. What am I doing wrong?
 
I usually go ahead and MAKE the 3.5" floppy. THEN copy the files off the floppy, and store them in a safe place (I keep all of my drivers and apps in a folder). THEN point nLite to those files... I generally point to the IASTOR file, but as long as you select the correct Chipset (ICHxR) and RAID mode when prompted, you should be fine...

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I think the problem may be that i am not putting the chipset driver on the install cd. I can't make a 3.5 floppy because well all my drive crapped out on me and i never replaced them, however, the install file from ASUS has a file in it called "disk" this file i believe is identical to what goes into the 3.5 floppy. I will have to play with it this week.

Thanks for your help.
 
I tried every possible way of slipstreaming my raid drivers on my a win cd but no luck. I finally found a floppy drive and created the disk using asus's utility.... now when i try the read the disk i get

txtsetup.oem caused an unexpected error......

now what?


EDIT
Ok the problem had something to do with my "slipstreamed" copy of xp i made. I put in the original disk and it works fine
 
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