HP LH4r Microsoft Windows 2000 Installation Guide for HP Servers - Page 26

Upgrade from NT 4.0 to Windows 2000, The HP NetRAID adapter

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Make sure the Windows 2000 CD is NOT in the CD ROM drive during system reboot. Follow instructions on the screen to upgrade. It will be similar to the procedures outlined in the section "Installing Windows 2000". The 1st reboot occurs within the first few minutes after installation has started. You will see the following message on the screen: Restarting the computer This portion of Windows 2000 has completed successfully Your computer will restart in 15 seconds The 2nd reboot occurs about 10 minutes after the installation started. You will see the following message on the screen: This portion of setup is completed successfully. If there is a floppy disk, remove it. Your computer will reboot in 14 seconds. In both cases, remove the Windows 2000 CD from the CD ROM drive before the system reboots. 2. To install Windows 2000 to a hard disk device attached to a HP NetRAID device: · Fresh Windows 2000 installation: Disable boot priority on embedded SCSI via ECU. The HP NetRAID adapter must be placed in slots 1, 2, 3 or 4. · Upgrade from NT 4.0 to Windows 2000: Boot to NT 4.0, then upgrade to Windows 2000. The system will reboot twice during installation. Make sure the Windows 2000 CD is NOT in the CD ROM drive during system reboot. Follow instructions on the screen to upgrade. It will be similar to the procedures outlined in the section "Installing Windows 2000".

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Make sure the Windows 2000 CD is NOT in the CD ROM drive during
system reboot.
Follow instructions on the screen to upgrade.
It will be similar to the
procedures outlined in the section “Installing Windows 2000”.
The 1
st
reboot occurs within the first few minutes after installation has started.
You will see the following message on the screen:
Restarting the computer
This portion of Windows 2000 has completed
successfully
Your computer will restart in 15 seconds
The 2
nd
reboot occurs about 10 minutes after the installation started.
You will
see the following message on the screen:
This portion of
setup is completed successfully.
If there is a floppy disk, remove it.
Your computer will reboot in 14 seconds.
In both cases, remove the Windows 2000 CD from the CD ROM drive before
the system reboots.
2.
To install Windows 2000 to a hard disk device attached to a HP NetRAID device:
±²
Fresh Windows 2000 installation:
Disable boot priority on embedded SCSI via ECU.
The HP NetRAID adapter
must be placed in slots 1, 2, 3 or 4.
±²
Upgrade from NT 4.0 to Windows 2000:
Boot to NT 4.0, then upgrade to Windows 2000.
The system will reboot twice during installation.
Make sure the Windows 2000 CD is NOT in the CD ROM drive during
system reboot.
Follow instructions on the screen to upgrade.
It will be similar to the
procedures outlined in the section “Installing Windows 2000”.