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Old July 10th 03, 12:15 PM
Friedrich Bloeser
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Default raid_tool problem on P4P800 with WinXP


On a P4P800 with WinXP and all updates, with the most
recent VIA drivers, starting the execution of raid_tool.exe
gives the following error messages:

!!! QueryDosDevice failed.
The data area passed to a system call is too small."

followed by

raid_tool.exe - Application Error
The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000142).
Click ok to terminate the application.

Has anybody been able to run raid_tool successfully under
WinXP?
Do I have to define a raid 1 array in the bios prior to
running raid_tool? (From the documentation on the Asus CDROM
this should not be necessary.)

Thanks for your assistance,
-fritz
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Old July 11th 03, 07:17 AM
MikeM
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I just got this same error after updating to the 1.20 driver. The update
includes a via 1.2 bios update but doesn't explain how to update the via
bios which is what I think our problem is.

Mike

"Friedrich Bloeser" wrote in message
...

On a P4P800 with WinXP and all updates, with the most
recent VIA drivers, starting the execution of raid_tool.exe
gives the following error messages:

!!! QueryDosDevice failed.
The data area passed to a system call is too small."

followed by

raid_tool.exe - Application Error
The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000142).
Click ok to terminate the application.

Has anybody been able to run raid_tool successfully under
WinXP?
Do I have to define a raid 1 array in the bios prior to
running raid_tool? (From the documentation on the Asus CDROM
this should not be necessary.)

Thanks for your assistance,
-fritz



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Old July 11th 03, 12:08 PM
Friedrich Bloeser
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Do you mean, that prior to the installation of the 1.20 drivers
you could run raid_tool without any problems?
should I go back to the older drivers?

-fritz

MikeM wrote:
: I just got this same error after updating to the 1.20 driver. The update
: includes a via 1.2 bios update but doesn't explain how to update the via
: bios which is what I think our problem is.

: Mike

: "Friedrich Bloeser" wrote in message
: ...
:
: On a P4P800 with WinXP and all updates, with the most
: recent VIA drivers, starting the execution of raid_tool.exe
: gives the following error messages:
:
: !!! QueryDosDevice failed.
: The data area passed to a system call is too small."
:
: followed by
:
: raid_tool.exe - Application Error
: The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000142).
: Click ok to terminate the application.
:
: Has anybody been able to run raid_tool successfully under
: WinXP?
:
 




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