This isn't really that important now being that I was able to get some of it working together enough to move some files from my old IDE HDDs onto the one (and only one of 3) SCSI partitions but it's strange to me that I can't yet get all 3 SCSI partitions running at the same time as my 2 IDE HDDS to make it a tad easier. It's only temporary as the 2 IDE HDDs aren't staying, just snagging some files.
So far, I went into my bios and selected SCSI to boot first, then HDD 0, then HDD 1 (tryed SCSI, SCSI, HDD 0 too, no differance). Win98SE is on both my old primary IDE HDD and now also on my new SCSI HDD BUT with the IDE HDDS plugged in, the old primary HDD boots Win98 (not the SCSI HDD as I'd think it should) and once everything boots, only my first SCSI partition appears in "My Computer", along with all the other partitions from the 2 IDE HDDs but for some reason the last 2 SCSI partitions don't exist there (the 3 SCSI partitions always show up normally without the 2 IDE HDDs plugged in).
Does anyone with a KT7-RAID mobo plus SCSI and IDE HDDs know why I'm not getting all partitions at the same time together?
So far, I went into my bios and selected SCSI to boot first, then HDD 0, then HDD 1 (tryed SCSI, SCSI, HDD 0 too, no differance). Win98SE is on both my old primary IDE HDD and now also on my new SCSI HDD BUT with the IDE HDDS plugged in, the old primary HDD boots Win98 (not the SCSI HDD as I'd think it should) and once everything boots, only my first SCSI partition appears in "My Computer", along with all the other partitions from the 2 IDE HDDs but for some reason the last 2 SCSI partitions don't exist there (the 3 SCSI partitions always show up normally without the 2 IDE HDDs plugged in).
Does anyone with a KT7-RAID mobo plus SCSI and IDE HDDs know why I'm not getting all partitions at the same time together?
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