DOS disk for Adaptec Raid 131U2?

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February 3, 2001 at 8:19 am #2096147

DOS disk for Adaptec Raid 131U2?

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by hdd2002 · about 22 years ago

Any one has the DOS configuration disk (not boot & set up, not CI/O CD for NT & Netware) for Adaptec Raid Card 131U2 ?

I have 3 SCSI hard Drives that config as Raid 5. somehow two were down and one OK. So the Array is offline. I want to reactivate the array but I can not access the hard drive to get into NT/Netware. That is why I need one DOS configuration disk to reactivate the array.

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- February 4, 2001 at 1:55 am #3835009
  
  DOS disk for Adaptec Raid 131U2?
  
  by dao251 · about 22 years ago
  
  In reply to DOS disk for Adaptec Raid 131U2?
  
  you can download that from adaptec.com:
  http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/support/drivers_by_product.html?prodkey=AAA-131U2&cat=%2fProduct%2fAAA-131U2
  
  though, based on your description, I see very little chance for you to restore information on your array :-((
  - February 4, 2001 at 7:01 am #3834965
    
    DOS disk for Adaptec Raid 131U2?
    
    by hdd2002 · about 22 years ago
    
    In reply to DOS disk for Adaptec Raid 131U2?
    
    not boot & set up,
    not CI/O CD for NT & Netware, not drivers for NT, Netware, Unix.
    
    Thanks for your answer.
- February 4, 2001 at 5:52 pm #3834845
  
  DOS disk for Adaptec Raid 131U2?
  
  by hdd2002 · about 22 years ago
  
  In reply to DOS disk for Adaptec Raid 131U2?
  
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