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How do I install an OS with all SCSI parts?

Kung Lau

Golden Member
I just got my Tekram 390U3W controller and IBM LZX hd.
I was gonna install xp, but forgot I don't have a boot disk, and
the other os boot disks have only ide cdrom support.

How do I install if I can't load of the scsi cd rom support?

I have a Teac 58-S cdr.

 
Most newer BIOS have the option to boot from SCSI, you could to try to boot to the SCSI CD-ROM, assuming the XP CD is bootable
 
Assuming you have the driver disk for the SCSI card, just boot off the CD Rom, start the install, press F6 to install SCSI driver, and you're on your way...
 
I can't get the install cd for the controller to work.
The adapter bios recognizes the cd-r but I don't see where I can make it boot.

The manual for the DC-390U3 card says:

"The system BIOS must set to boot from a CD-ROM. DC-390U3 BIOS settings need to be changed to allow CD-ROM booting with the SCSI CD-ROM."

I set the boot option in the ECS K7S5A to:
1st Boot Device CDROM
2nd Boot Device SCSI
3rd Boot Device SCSI
Try Other Boot Devices YES



and different variations. I have a boot disk from WinME, but it only has IDE CD-ROM drivers activation. Can't load up the SCSI drive.
 
i belive the manual is telling you to change the bios settings for the scsi card's bios. i know that with my 2940uw, there is an option in the scsi bios to enable cd-rom boot support.
 
... On my Adaptec's there is also an option to select which device ID boots....
check if this option is present in your scsi bios and choose the CDROM id as the
boot id!
 
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