hello j ai recup un netfinity 5000 // 550 mhz, 256 m de ram, 3x9go scsi en raid , lecteur a bande.
 
quand je boot, il me marque a un moment "scsi bios not installed", ça ne l empeche pas de booter sur les cd  d install de xp pro, et 2000 pro, le prob c'est qu'eux  me marquent "aucun lecteur de disque installé" ... et l'install s arrete la ...
 
comment régler ce problème ? parce qu'en gros je peux installer keudale.... je précise au passage que c'est de l occaz donc aucun cd d installation etc fournit avec ...
 
 
thx pr votre aide !

:s sniff mon topic va tomber ds les oubliettes de ce forum :s

te faudrais peu etre les pilotes de ta carte raid sinon il va jamais trouver tes hd

bah le prob est que j ai eu ocun skeud d install :s et kan j install xp il charge par defaut des drivers génériques raid mais rien n y fait ...

Tu va sur le site de IBM tu trouves les pilotes de la carte raid c'est la touche F6 à appuyer lors de l'install, tu fou ta fameuse disquette et hop ca devrais marcher

ouais mais si la becane en elle meme ne detect pas de disque dur meme en chrageant des drivers raid pr l isntall, une fois l os sinstallé je pourrais trjs pas booter sur mes hd ...

réponse de ibm par rapport o message "scsi bios not installed"  
 
 
SCSI devices which have a hardware problem may not show up during the SCSI scan or may show up intermittently. A SCSI scan of all devices will occur after the "Hit Ctrl + A for SCSI Select" message appears.
 
1. Check that all devices on all chains appear in the SCSI scan.
2. Remember that the SCSI scan will not occur if BIOS is disabled.
3. If BIOS is disabled, or the message "BIOS not installed" has been appearing on bootup, Hit Ctrl + A when prompted and enter SCSI Select. The "SCSI Disk Utilities" selection will perform a SCSI scan. Inspect for attached devices there.
4. If devices do not appear in the SCSI scan, there is a hardware problem:
 
 
If hard drives are attached to the Adaptec controller, BIOS must be enabled. To enable BIOS:
 
1. Hit Ctrl + A for SCSI Select on boot when prompted.
2. Select "Configure / View Host Adapter Settings".
3. Select "Advanced Configuration Options".
4. Select the Host Adapter BIOS and toggle to "Enabled".
 
If the Adaptec controller is not the boot controller and only non booting ASPI devices, such as Tape Drives or CD ROMs are present, the BIOS must be disabled. Follow the steps in the previous section to locate the BIOS setting in SCSI Select and set it to disabled.
 
Order of priority must be followed on the Adaptec chain for attaching SCSI ID's.
 
1. Zero is the boot device for Adaptec controllers. Zero is the highest priority, ID 6 the lowest.
2. Some Controller BIOS's have a Reverse BIOS Scan option. If enabled, this reverses the priority with ID 6 as the boot device. (This setting appears under Advanced Configuration on newer cards. The default position is disabled.)
3. Hard drives must have a higher priority than any other SCSI device. Theoretically, the most used devices should have higher priority in the SCSI chain. Generally, hard drives come first, then tape drives and CD ROMs. Default ID settings for tapes and CD ROMs are often 3 or 4. They should be set to 5 or 6 on the Adaptec controller to make room for future hard drive expansion.
4. Note that Microchannel controllers use ID 6 as the boot device and utilize a reverse priority order when compared to an Adaptec Controller. For this reason, people who are familiar with older machines often set the priority incorrectly.
 
Never assume that just because drives often come with default settings from the factory that those settings are in place on a particular unit. Often drives are not in default positions. Always check jumper settings.

vais déja flasher le bios et brancher un disque dur ide vu qu il reste un port ide ... on verra biebn ce que ça donnera ...

Bon je vois que toi tu dois pas trop capter l'anglais, car c'est ecrit ce qu'il faut faire en haut dans le message que t'a laissé.

je l ai déja fait .... c'ets pour ça que je vais brancher un disque ide ...

Ton bios scsi il detect tes hds au moins ?

oui 1 sur 3... mais ne boote pas dessus ...