Adding raid drivers to a DIY server

Recently the company to Oa, so DIY a server:

gigabyte GAMING3 motherboard (with RAID driver) 3 SanDisk SSD 256G Group RAID 5.


1. The system needs is WIN2008R2 X64, the system starts after the prompt cannot find the optical drive, because I really with the CD-ROM, so was this hint misled two days ... It's a tragedy. During the attempt to install with windows2012 installation is very normal, very smooth. So it's a raid driver problem.

2. Because it is installed with a USB stick, so try to copy the raid drive directly to the USB drive, the attempt like Windows 2003 that can be manually loaded, after several attempts to prove that this is a no way.

3. Have trouble finding Niang, thanks to the great Niang and the vast number of netizens, finally let me find a solution:

Integrate RAID drivers directly into the system!

Here's how:

First of all, windows2008 R2 64-bit image Install.wim and boot.wim these two files cut out, because I have burned to the USB flash drive, so I was directly from the USB stick cut out, you can also use. Soft Disc pass UltraISO to edit. I put it in the C:/be folder. Then open cmd as an administrator and execute the following command inside:

1. Dism/get-wiminfo/wimfile:c:/install.wim #获取系统信息, please choose according to the actual choice

2. Dism/mount-wim/wimfile:c:\install.wim/index:30/mountdir:c:/be #我的是33合一版本, so I choose 30, then automatically unzip (Mount)

3. dism/image:c:/be/add-driver/driver:d:/raid-driver/recurse/forceunsigned #把raid驱动集合到install镜像里, here you can add the folder you want to add , my RAID driver is in D:/raid-driver

4. Dism/unmount-wim/mountdir:c:/be/commit #卸载安装镜像并重新打包 (update image)

1. Dism/get-wiminfo/wimfile:c:/boot.wim #获取引导信息, please choose according to the actual choice

2. Dism/mount-wim/wimfile:c:\boot.wim/index:2/mountdir:c:/be #挂载 (unzip) boot image to c:/be directory

3. dism/image:c:/be/add-driver/driver:d:/raid-driver/recurse/forceunsigned #集成驱动或可添加文件夹

4. Dism/unmount-wim/mountdir:c:/be/commit #卸载安装镜像并重新打包 (update image)

Then copy the two images back to the original place on the USB flash drive and you're done.

It is worth noting that the raid driver is not aware of the problem, only the 64-bit driver integration into, although the hard disk can be found, but still have a problem, then the 32-bit and 64-bit driver integrated into the same can be.

Because of our computer room on the second floor, I was on the four floor, the second floor and no way to deal with, so a few days to go back and forth on the floor, really bitter force depressed ... Quite a tragedy.

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Adding raid drivers to a DIY server