[enescrv]

I have dell workstation 650, I need drivers for SCSI hard disk to integrate in N-lite program, vhere can I download these drivers?

This post has been edited by enescrv: 31 October 2009 - 05:19 AM

[Sp0iLedBrAt]

Do a GOOGLE search with your hard disk's brand.

[enescrv]

Is there some version scsi drivers who don`t include flopy?
I only find that

[Sp0iLedBrAt]

Do you need RAID or non-RAID drivers? Because the RAID drivers can be extracted without problems

This post has been edited by Yzöwl: 31 October 2009 - 07:53 AM

[johnhc]

enescrv, please see Dell's site, here. There are several for RAID and non-RAID. You will need to select the one that applies to your machine and DL it. If you have trouble extracting it and/or determining which files to use, post the compressed folder here and we'll take a look. If it is too large to post, then tell us exactly which one you need. Enjoy, John.

[Sp0iLedBrAt]

Considering is the package he was referring to; I tried to open it with the Universal Extractor, but it didn't work (the error was: NSIS installer, but unsupported). The package is a floppy image for the non-RAID SCSI drivers and I presume enescrv stumbled upon it every time trying to find the appropriate package. It's 988KB, therefore too big to upload here.

[johnhc]

Sp0iLedBrAt, tell me which one you are talking about and I'll give it a try. Some drivers will self extract. Put them in a Command Prompt with a /? switch and see it they will tell you the switch to use to extract. Enjoy, John.

[Sp0iLedBrAt]

johnhc, on Oct 31 2009, 10:08 PM, said:

Sp0iLedBrAt, tell me which one you are talking about and I'll give it a try. Some drivers will self extract. Put them in a Command Prompt with a /? switch and see it they will tell you the switch to use to extract. Enjoy, John.

Hello johnhc, check my previous post (#6) at the underlined part "the package".

By the way, I've already tried that method and it only displays info about the driver package; no option to extract. I guess what enescrv really needs is someone to extract it to a floppy and then possibly modify the files to run from CD instead of a floppy, similar to what I've read in some other posts about floppy drivers and F6.

Cheers

[johnhc]

Sp0iLedBrAt, interestingly, I DLed that one and ran it in a Command Prompt when I first found the drivers. It will not accept any switches and only wants to write to a floppy. I do not have a floppy on this machine but plan on powering up my old machine later. If no one has created the floppy by then, I will do it. If you have a floppy, then go ahead and run the thing and post the compressed folder and I'll take a look. Are you sure this is the one he needs? Enjoy, John.

[Sp0iLedBrAt]

Unfortunately, I'm working from a notebook, so no floppy here; I really don't know if that's the one he needs; he only mentioned that the drivers he found were for a floppy (posts #1 and #3), and hasn't replied to my request for more information. You can see for yourself in the previous posts. However, I am a bit curious on how to work with this type of file; I've come across something similar before and I didn't solve it then.

[johnhc]

Sp0iLedBrAt, I too have encountered these type files. If the Command Prompt trick and 7-Zip both fail, I don't have a suggestion. In this case, go ahead and run the file and copy the files from the floppy. If you have a VM installed, then use a virtual floppy. I think it is best to wait for the OP to let us know what he needs, before we give any more wasted effort. Enjoy, John.

[Ponch]

johnhc, on Oct 31 2009, 09:49 PM, said:

If you have a VM installed, then use a virtual floppy.

Without the whole VM thing, you can use VFD to get a virtual floppy drive and copy your files from there to anywhere you want. It's portable and even runs on a BartPE.

[Sp0iLedBrAt]

Ponch saves the day again! Here they are after I extracted them using his advice; strange, but although I use software for virtual CDs, it never occured to me to go that way and look for virtual floppies.

Someone with more wit should probably have a look at the txtsetup.oem file to see if it is suitable for CD integration or there is a need to modify.

Cheers everybody

Attached File(s)

•  non_RAID_SCSI_Dell_Drivers.zip (29.67K)
  Number of downloads: 3

[engmod]

Or try Dell
http://support.euro.dell.com/support/downl...tid=&impid=

[Ponch]

engmod, on Nov 1 2009, 03:40 AM, said:

Or try Dell

I'd think that with 12 replies already, someone would have thought about it.

[g-force]

Give switch "-a" a try (without "").

This post has been edited by g-force: 02 November 2009 - 12:54 AM

[johnhc]

g-force, are you talking about the floppy driver? I tried it on on R51294.exe and got the same thing. Have you tried it? Enjoy, John.