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Old Qlogic SCSI Controller

  • 03-07-2007 12:13pm
    #1
    onechewy
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    Hi,

    I have a Qlogic ISP1040B (PC2010403) Controller that came out of an old Alpha NT4 machine. I want to use it in a Windows 2000 Server machine, but I'm having a problem installing it. The SCSI utility works fine and 2000 starts installing okay, but when it does it's first reboot, it then comes up with a disk read error. Apparently there's some driver/software needed to create a small partition on the disk before you can boot to it? I've been searching for the best part of 3 hours now and I can't find any downloads for this controller. The Qlogic site has discontinued support (not too surprising as the disk is dated 1995..).

    Thanks in advance for any help!


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  • #2
    Capt'n Midnight
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    try a boot disk

    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301680
    If your computer starts from an IDE, EIDE, or ESDI hard drive, replace the scsi(0) with multi(0). If you are using scsi(x) in the Boot.ini, copy the correct device driver for the SCSI controller in use on the computer and rename it NTBOOTDD.SYS. If you are using multi(x) in the Boot.ini, you do not need to do this.

    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/119467


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