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Chapter 2. Installing Windows 2000 Windows 2000 does not provide native support for all USB CD-ROM drives. You must modify the installation media since no interface exists for an IDE CD-ROM drive. Follow these instructions to install the operating system. Requirements v Windows 2000 Professional CD-ROM v Windows 2000 Professional Setup Boot Diskettes (4 diskettes created by the CD-ROM). If you do not have these disks, you can create them using MAKEBOOT.EXE, located in the \bootdisk folder on the CD-ROM v USB or PS/2 Keyboard and Mouse v External USB Floppy Disk Drive v External USB CD-ROM Drive Configuring the Windows 2000 Professional setup diskettes If Windows 2000 does not provide native support for the CD-ROM drive being used for installation, you must modify the Windows installation media since no interface exists for an IDE CD-ROM drive. Follow the directions below to configure the setup diskettes. 1. Insert Windows 2000 Professional setup diskette # 1. 2. Open TXTSETUP.SIF in a text editor. 3. Under the HardwareIdsDatabase section, add one of the following lines: IBM USB CDRom Drive (02N8239 / 33L5151) USB\VID_04B3&PID_4427 = "usbstor" ;IBM USB CD-ROM VID/PID P/N 33L5151 IBM USB CDRW/DVD Drive (73P4516) USB\VID_04DA&PID_0D0E = "usbstor" ;IBM USB Combo P/N 73P4516 4. If you do not have the Hardware ID for the specific CD-ROM device you are using, you can locate the MachingDeviceID key using the Windows System Information utility: a. Plug the USB drive into any Windows XP, WEPOS or 2000 system. Wait until the system has detected the drive, and it is functional. b. Open System Information, and look for the device you connected, under USB. © Copyright IBM Corp. 2005 3

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Chapter
2.
Installing
Windows
2000
Windows
2000
does
not
provide
native
support
for
all
USB
CD-ROM
drives.
You
must
modify
the
installation
media
since
no
interface
exists
for
an
IDE
CD-ROM
drive.
Follow
these
instructions
to
install
the
operating
system.
Requirements
v
Windows
2000
Professional
CD-ROM
v
Windows
2000
Professional
Setup
Boot
Diskettes
(4
diskettes
created
by
the
CD-ROM).
If
you
do
not
have
these
disks,
you
can
create
them
using
MAKEBOOT.EXE,
located
in
the
\bootdisk
folder
on
the
CD-ROM
v
USB
or
PS/2
Keyboard
and
Mouse
v
External
USB
Floppy
Disk
Drive
v
External
USB
CD-ROM
Drive
Configuring
the
Windows
2000
Professional
setup
diskettes
If
Windows
2000
does
not
provide
native
support
for
the
CD-ROM
drive
being
used
for
installation,
you
must
modify
the
Windows
installation
media
since
no
interface
exists
for
an
IDE
CD-ROM
drive.
Follow
the
directions
below
to
configure
the
setup
diskettes.
1.
Insert
Windows
2000
Professional
setup
diskette
#
1.
2.
Open
TXTSETUP.SIF
in
a
text
editor.
3.
Under
the
HardwareIdsDatabase
section,
add
one
of
the
following
lines:
IBM
USB
CDRom
Drive
(02N8239
/
33L5151)
USB\VID_04B3&PID_4427
=
"usbstor"
;IBM
USB
CD-ROM
VID/PID
P/N
33L5151
IBM
USB
CDRW/DVD
Drive
(73P4516)
USB\VID_04DA&PID_0D0E
=
“usbstor”
;IBM
USB
Combo
P/N
73P4516
4.
If
you
do
not
have
the
Hardware
ID
for
the
specific
CD-ROM
device
you
are
using,
you
can
locate
the
MachingDeviceID
key
using
the
Windows
System
Information
utility:
a.
Plug
the
USB
drive
into
any
Windows
XP,
WEPOS
or
2000
system.
Wait
until
the
system
has
detected
the
drive,
and
it
is
functional.
b.
Open
System
Information
,
and
look
for
the
device
you
connected,
under
USB.
©
Copyright
IBM
Corp.
2005
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