The Installation; The Icp Controller Is The First Controller In The System; The Icp Controller Is The Secondary Controller In The System - ICP RS Series User Manual

Step 4 – Enabling the CDROM Boot for a SCSI CDROM on the ICP Controller
(Note: This step is not necessary if you boot the Windows NT CD from a CDROM which is not con-
trolled by the ICP Controller).
Load ICPCON and press F4 for the Advanced Setup Mode. Select the Configure Controller
menu and enable the CDROM-Boot.
F.2.2 The Installation
First of all, make sure that you have verified or carried out all steps described in sec-
tion F.2.1.
F.2.2.1 The ICP Controller is the first Controller in the System
The following instructions 1.) to 7.) assume that the ICP Controller is the first controller in
the system and that the operating system is booted from its first Host Drive.
We recommend you to install Windows NT through booting the Windows NT CD and
not using the floppy disks.
1. Boot the Windows NT CD.
2. After the setup screens comes up press several times F6 (the system will respond with
some delay).
3. Select: S=Specify Additional Device and Other
4. Insert the ICP Windows NT driver disk.
5. Select the ICP GDT Disk Array Controller and press ENTER.
6. Continue with the Installation and follow the Windows NT Setup program. Note: The
NT boot partition size is limited (by NT itself) to max. 4096MB.
7. After successful installation, enable the Delayed Write function of the ICP Controller
again (using ICP RAID Console or ICP RAID Navigator)
F.2.2.2 The ICP Controller is the Secondary Controller in the System
If you wish to use the ICP Controller as a secondary controller in your Windows NT system
(e.g. Windows NT is installed on an IDE hard disk), follow the instructions a.) to h.) below:
a) Double click the My Computer icon.
b) Double click Control Panel.
c) Double click SCSI Adapters.
d) Click on Drivers.
e) Click on Add.
f) Click on Have Disk.
g) Insert the ICP Windows NT driver disk and click OK.
h) Select GDT SCSI Disk Array Controller.
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