For anyone with a Promise Ultra 66 (or 100) Controller, you'll want to know that their updated drivers now appear as Promise Ultra 100 drivers on their driver update page(s).
I emailed Promise Tech Support and they verified that the drivers for these controllers are now the same; not unlike Nvidia's unified drivers for their video cards. They refer to it as a driver "family".
After installing the drivers, my card now shows up as a Promise Ultra 100 Controller in Win2K and Win98, although the bios is still a Promise Ultra 66.
My question is that since the controller now appears in Device Manager as a Promise Ultra 100 Controller (since the driver *.inf files make no reference to Ultra 66, only Ultra 100), I'm wondering whether it can be bios flashed to an actual Promise Ultra 100 vs. the 66. Anyone try this? Or is it a built-in chipset difference? I haven't noticed any real difference with the new drivers, by the way.
Promise Ultra 66/100 Driver Updates
I emailed Promise Tech Support and they verified that the drivers for these controllers are now the same; not unlike Nvidia's unified drivers for their video cards. They refer to it as a driver "family".
After installing the drivers, my card now shows up as a Promise Ultra 100 Controller in Win2K and Win98, although the bios is still a Promise Ultra 66.
My question is that since the controller now appears in Device Manager as a Promise Ultra 100 Controller (since the driver *.inf files make no reference to Ultra 66, only Ultra 100), I'm wondering whether it can be bios flashed to an actual Promise Ultra 100 vs. the 66. Anyone try this? Or is it a built-in chipset difference? I haven't noticed any real difference with the new drivers, by the way.
Promise Ultra 66/100 Driver Updates