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- Jul 14, 2002
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Hello everyone,
I have a BUSLINK Firewire HD on my WIndows 2003 Server machine. I have my computer configured in dualboot mode with XP Professional and Windows 2003 Server.
My firewire adapter card is recognized and works fine on both XP and Server 2003, but my BUSLINK firewire Drive is only recognized on my XP Professional. In the device manager for Server 2003, it does see the HD as a SPB2 Device as well as the OCHI firewire adapter card.
I have searched everywhere and tried everything to have the Firewire HD Recognized under Windows 2003. Lastly, when I bring up Disk Manager under Computer Management, it shows my partitionslisted as RAW data for Windows 2003 Server instead of my NTFS partitions that I can see on XP Professional. No additional partitions are recognized with my Buslink HD under Windows 2003 Server, yet within XP and even Windows 2000 Professional my partitions on my Firewire HD are visible.
I have checked Buslinks's website, the manufacturer of the adapter card and Microsoft technet/Knowledge base, and so far no success.
Any suggestions?
I have a BUSLINK Firewire HD on my WIndows 2003 Server machine. I have my computer configured in dualboot mode with XP Professional and Windows 2003 Server.
My firewire adapter card is recognized and works fine on both XP and Server 2003, but my BUSLINK firewire Drive is only recognized on my XP Professional. In the device manager for Server 2003, it does see the HD as a SPB2 Device as well as the OCHI firewire adapter card.
I have searched everywhere and tried everything to have the Firewire HD Recognized under Windows 2003. Lastly, when I bring up Disk Manager under Computer Management, it shows my partitionslisted as RAW data for Windows 2003 Server instead of my NTFS partitions that I can see on XP Professional. No additional partitions are recognized with my Buslink HD under Windows 2003 Server, yet within XP and even Windows 2000 Professional my partitions on my Firewire HD are visible.
I have checked Buslinks's website, the manufacturer of the adapter card and Microsoft technet/Knowledge base, and so far no success.
Any suggestions?
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