OSINRAID - OS/2 WARP INSTALLATION CANNOT FIND CD-ROM DRIVE CONNECTED
           TO IBM SCSI RAID ADAPTER
01/10/96

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       OS/2 Warp Installation Cannot Find CD-ROM Drive Connected
                         to IBM SCSI RAID Adapter
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DESCRIPTION

The OS/2 Warp Installation program does not recognize the CD-ROM drive 
connected to IBM SCSI2 RAID controller cards. The installation displays 
a red screen with a message indicating that there is no accessible 
CD-ROM, and then stops.

The problem was reported on IBM PC Server 500 and 700 systems that have 
the IBM RAID Controller.

RESOLUTION

1. Do a DISKCOPY of Diskette 1.

2. Copy IBMRAID.ADD to the COPY of Diskette 1.

3. Edit the CONFIG.SYS file and add BASEDEV=IBMRAID.ADD.

4. Start the system from the Installation Diskette; when prompted,
   remove the Installation Diskette and insert Diskette 1.

5. When the red screen appears, press Enter to get the OS/2 command
   prompt.

6. Type d: and press Enter (d is the CD-ROM drive).

   Note: If you need to create a partition, type FDISK and press Enter.

7. Type CD \OS2IMAGE\DISK_1 and press Enter to change directories.

8. Type SYSINST2 D:\OS2IMAGE and press Enter.

OS/2 Warp installation continues.

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