Correction on my comments.  First, on the missing file.  I was thinking of the unattended setup file built by the Server Assistant.  Your driver install error is another issue.

 

Second, if your system does have an old Server Assistant CD, that CD would probably not support Windows 2003.  And a newer version of the CD will probably not have the right drivers for this old of a system.  Oh well; like I said, I am not an expert.

 

It should still be possible to do what you are trying to do, assuming the right drivers are available.

 

Back to listening mode...

 

David

David, thanks for the responses. Unfortunately I don't have the OpenManage CD and can't find a download for it. I have however now found a fix to the problem...

 

For windows to recognise the disks I had to create partitions on each of them using the Windows Setup program:  When installing Windows you need to create a partition on the drive you want the OS to run, then format it and continue with the install. I hadn't created partitions on the other drives which meant they weren't recognised upon completing the install. This wasn't an obvious thing to do but I'll remember for next time - always create a partition (even if you want to utilise the whole space) on all disks that you want windows to recognise.

 

 

As I'd already installed the OS I couldn't get back to this part of the Windows 2003 Setup thus was stuck for a while, thinking I'd need to start from scratch again. The way round this for me (I'm sure there must be an easier way) was to use an alternate Windows Operating System disk (e.g windows 2000). This then allows you to get to the part of Setup where the partitions are specified.

 

 

As I say I'm sure there must be a better way but this did the trick for me. Thanks again for your help,

 

 

Warren