3Ware 7000-2 User Guide - Page 89

3Ware 7000-2 - Escalade RAID Controller Manual

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Windows® 98/ME Installation Installing the ATA RAID controller on systems that boot from a different device Materials required: • 3ware CD-ROM (You will be required to create a 3ware Windows Driver Installation Diskette from the files located on the 3ware CD-ROM. Please refer to the "Readme.txt" file on the 3ware CD-ROM for directions.) Create disk arrays Refer to the 3ware Hardware Installation and 3ware Disk Array Configuration Utility chapters. Install the 3ware driver As a Plug and Play device Windows 98/ME will recognize the Escalade ATA RAID Controller and automatically bring up the Add New Hardware Wizard, which will guide you in installing the new 3ware driver (see Figure 28). When the Add New Hardware Wizard screen appears continue to the Install/Upgrade 3ware driver section. Perform the following steps only if this Wizard does not appear on your screen or was cancelled for some reason: 1 Log in after Windows installation is complete and insert the 3ware Windows driver installation diskette. 2 From the Start menu, select Setting, then Control Panel. 3 Double click on Add New Hardware icon. When the Add New Hardware wizard lists devices that need to be installed, select the SCSI Controllers. 4 Continue to the Install/Upgrade 3ware driver section. www.3ware.com 89

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Windows® 98/ME Installation
www.3ware.com
89
Installing the ATA RAID controller on
systems that boot from a different device
Materials required:
•
3ware CD-ROM
(You will be required to create a 3ware Windows Driver Installa-
tion Diskette from the files located on the 3ware CD-ROM.
Please refer to the "Readme.txt" file on the 3ware CD-ROM for
directions.)
Create disk arrays
Refer to the
3ware Hardware Installation
and
3ware Disk Array
Configuration Utility
chapters.
Install the 3ware driver
As a Plug and Play device Windows 98/ME will recognize the
Escalade ATA RAID Controller and automatically bring up the
Add New Hardware Wizard
, which will guide you in installing
the new 3ware driver (see Figure 28). When the
Add New Hard-
ware Wizard
screen appears continue to the
Install/Upgrade 3ware
driver
section. Perform the following steps only if this Wizard does
not appear on your screen or was cancelled for some reason:
1
Log in after Windows installation is complete and insert the
3ware Windows driver installation diskette.
2
From the
Start
menu, select
Setting,
then
Control Panel
.
3
Double click on
Add New Hardware
icon. When the
Add New
Hardware
wizard lists devices that need to be installed, select
the
SCSI Controllers
.
4
Continue to the
Install/Upgrade 3ware driver
section.