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12.14.2005 at 12:44AM PST, ID: 21664008
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Inaccessible_Boot_Device

Asked by Hoeglund in Windows NT Setup

Tags: inaccessible_boot_device, nt

Hi Guy´s, Newbie from Denmark joining in as I have found many good answers to earlier problems, but now I really need help...

I´m getting pretty close to desperat soon, my problem is as follows:

I have an older NT 4 SP6 system, which I need to migrate from Compaq Proliant 1600, to new Hardware HP DL 380 G4, with SmartArray6i RAID controller.

I used Ghost 9, to migrate the software, and all went well in the Ghost(I have boot partition >8GB). BUT, when I try to boot, I get the error inaccessible_boot_device, followed by the error code 0x0000007b, and the listing of the involved drivers, whereamong the cpqarray.sys is listed. I do realize that I need to update the drivers for the SmartArray controller, but how can I do that, when my server bluescreens, and even when I use the winternal ERD disk, I cannot execute driver update from that console. I have tried to do fresh install NT over NT, but when I get to the CDROM file system the install crashes and reboot. I have tried to add drivers using <F6> and i can succesfully add the drivers for the SmartArray6i controller during the install, but when I try to add the new Atapi.sys (From SP4, since I cannot find newer as boot time loadable), it just freeze and never load the atapi driver.

There is 2 possible solutions to getting this up and running, but both are crashing on me. Please help me as soon as possible.

Best regards from Denmark...


More info added...  I tried to resize partition to 4096mb, nothing changed. Here is all data from BSOD:

STOP: 0x0000007B (0xF1C13BE0, 0xC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)

SYSVER 0xf0000565

ntoskrnl.exe            hal.dll
cpqSMgrK.sys            cpqarray.sys
SCSIPORT.sys            atapi.sys
cpq32fs2.sys            DISK.sys
CLASS2.sys            cpqsdm.sys
Ntfs.sys

Please help, I need this server running this weekend.



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