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Sa[i]nT

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  1. Heyz.

    I've got this reeaally anoying problem with win2k.

    I installed it fine and dandy, all working after i used that tinywiny .inf Via recently shared with us.

    Now, today i had to remove my cdrom and to my surprise, win2k took forever to load.

    I looked @ the lights of my Yamaha CDrecorder and it was blinking like it used to, but now it just kept blinking.

    When it finished booting and i get to explorer, to my amazement my cdr wasn't there.

    Acording to my Event Viewer the error was this:

    "The device, \Device\Scsi\flashpnt1, did not respond within the timeout period. "

    Source : flashpnt

    this error is allover the event viewer pane, with timestamps with 11 seconds of interval.

    Now, it all worked *before* I removed the cdrom (an hitachi model), but when i boot *after* removing it (i disabled it prior to physical removal) the scsi board just went catatonic on me.

    My setup is as follows:

    1st mainboard with viatech chipset (sorry but i can't seem to find out what particular chipset)

    AMD K6-2 350

    Diamond Viper 550C

    Buslogic Flashpoint Scsiboard

    2 HDs (one on IDE1, other on IDE2)

    1 CD-Rom (hitachi, on IDE1)

    Yamaha cdr200 (not sure about the model, it burns @ 2x and reads @ 6x...pretty old)

    i think it's all that matters

    thx for any help


  2. Actually the NT 4.0 drivers work rather well, on my Via chipset with a Diamond Viper...

    I believe that the problem is with Via's implementation, because the problem seems to be in the AGP interface. The same incompatibility appeared on 95/98 (i think it was corrected on SE), and it was indeed a via tech's problem. A simple "driver" solved the problem.

    I guess that the only thing to do is to wait for via to release some drivers for win2k...i just hope it doesn't take too long...

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