#2 Win2K,XP not bootable on SCSI

[Petri Makijarvi]

After the restoration of an image taken on a Windows
NT,2000,XP, installed on a SCSI hard drive, the system
remains not bootable.

When giving Rembo command

SetBootablePartition(0,1);

the systems boots, normally.

[Petri Makijarvi]

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To register the (new) hard disk in the Windows registry, we
use, for
example Win2KRegisterHDD() Rembo Toolkit function. This
function is
located in the ata.rbc module of the Toolkit's SDK. As the
name implies, it gives support only to IDE/ATA drives, not SCSI.

I do not think that Rembo will come up with scsi.rbc
equivalent of ata.rbc very soon... In the next version I
will check if the system is on a SCSI-drive. If it is, I
will _not_ call the hard disk registry functions for
Windows.

This is not a big deal. We use the functions for the
automated installations. If the hard disk registry settings
functions are not used, the worst that can happen is that
you have to reboot the system after the reinstallation.

This may cause some problems on the Win2K servers, but I
cannot see any way out of it for the time being.