Hey, I recently aquired an extremely old server from my school for fixing a new one. My problem however is that I can't access the BIOS.
My teacher claims the BIOS is on a CD. I have that CD, but there is nothing on it that can be run through DOS, so I think he's an idiot..... The server is an HP NetServer LH Pro. It's running PhoenixBIOS Version 4.05.16.
The system has 5 drives on RAID, they are each 4gb drives. I have tried using a Win2k Serv boot disk, and loading into NTLDR, then putting in a Win2k Server CD and running through the install. In the menu, the drives are all listed wrong. It comes up with one 2gb, one 18gb, and two 4gb. That doesn't make any sence, concidering there are 5 drives and they are each 4gb in size.
I have also tried booting off a Win2k Server CD, and it gives me an error "NTLDR not found". If anyone has any information that can help, please let me know. I am currently looking for a BIOS revision, perhaps that will help me figure this thing out.
My teacher claims the BIOS is on a CD. I have that CD, but there is nothing on it that can be run through DOS, so I think he's an idiot..... The server is an HP NetServer LH Pro. It's running PhoenixBIOS Version 4.05.16.
The system has 5 drives on RAID, they are each 4gb drives. I have tried using a Win2k Serv boot disk, and loading into NTLDR, then putting in a Win2k Server CD and running through the install. In the menu, the drives are all listed wrong. It comes up with one 2gb, one 18gb, and two 4gb. That doesn't make any sence, concidering there are 5 drives and they are each 4gb in size.
I have also tried booting off a Win2k Server CD, and it gives me an error "NTLDR not found". If anyone has any information that can help, please let me know. I am currently looking for a BIOS revision, perhaps that will help me figure this thing out.