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Chloris
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Tue Nov 29, 2005 9:16 am Post subject:
Can not install OS (WinXP sp2) on SATA |
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I write a driver for SATA (there are two SATA controller). The driver not use
Miniport structure, it have bus driver and function driver.
it works well when OS install in local HD.
But there can not use this driver to install OS on SATA HD (press F6 when
install)
When installing, afer copy system files to SATA HD, it say"Setup cannot set
the required Windows XP configuration information. This indicates an internal
Setup error."
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David
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Wed Dec 07, 2005 5:16 pm Post subject:
RE: Can not install OS (WinXP sp2) on SATA |
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Try loading your os on a PATA drive (I assume you have one PATA controller at
least for the optical drive) together with the SATA drivers (ensure that the
SATA drive(s) are connected). Then using Norton Ghost or similar clone your
PATA drive to your SATA drive. Disconnect the PATA drive and leaving all
else as it should be in the final build, restart. You may have to use the
Local Computer Management snap in to reassign the drive letters. Works for
me!
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David @ Solsletta
"Chloris" wrote:
| Quote: | I write a driver for SATA (there are two SATA controller). The driver not use
Miniport structure, it have bus driver and function driver.
it works well when OS install in local HD.
But there can not use this driver to install OS on SATA HD (press F6 when
install)
When installing, afer copy system files to SATA HD, it say"Setup cannot set
the required Windows XP configuration information. This indicates an internal
Setup error."
Thanks
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Chloris
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Thu Dec 08, 2005 8:31 am Post subject:
RE: Can not install OS (WinXP sp2) on SATA |
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Thank you for you help.
I fix some bugs about the driver, and now it works well.
There are some PnP Irp not returned correctly.
"David" wrote:
| Quote: | Try loading your os on a PATA drive (I assume you have one PATA controller at
least for the optical drive) together with the SATA drivers (ensure that the
SATA drive(s) are connected). Then using Norton Ghost or similar clone your
PATA drive to your SATA drive. Disconnect the PATA drive and leaving all
else as it should be in the final build, restart. You may have to use the
Local Computer Management snap in to reassign the drive letters. Works for
me!
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David @ Solsletta
"Chloris" wrote:
I write a driver for SATA (there are two SATA controller). The driver not use
Miniport structure, it have bus driver and function driver.
it works well when OS install in local HD.
But there can not use this driver to install OS on SATA HD (press F6 when
install)
When installing, afer copy system files to SATA HD, it say"Setup cannot set
the required Windows XP configuration information. This indicates an internal
Setup error."
Thanks
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