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F525 · 06-03-2000, 01:27 PM

Hi, thanks for your replies.
I'm going to have to look into this a little deeper. I exited W95 to DOS. I could only get a C: prompt which is my boot drive. The Array is the D: drive while I am in Win95. When I typed D: then enter, it said invalid drive. I think I need to make up a boot disk with the scsi drivers on it to access the D: array.

Your comments and what I just found out may indicate the problem. Because, when I had run FDISK before, I only saw the C: drive; NOT the D: drive (which is the array).

I'm thinking now that I need to make this boot disk to access it in DOS, then re-FDISK it again.

What do you think?

Thanks again.
Dwight

06-03-2000, 01:27 PM	#8
F525 Member (7 bit) Join Date: Oct 1999 Posts: 91	Hi, thanks for your replies. I'm going to have to look into this a little deeper. I exited W95 to DOS. I could only get a C: prompt which is my boot drive. The Array is the D: drive while I am in Win95. When I typed D: then enter, it said invalid drive. I think I need to make up a boot disk with the scsi drivers on it to access the D: array. Your comments and what I just found out may indicate the problem. Because, when I had run FDISK before, I only saw the C: drive; NOT the D: drive (which is the array). I'm thinking now that I need to make this boot disk to access it in DOS, then re-FDISK it again. What do you think? Thanks again. Dwight