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Vista - Adaptec U320 39320A-R Vista x64 BSOD

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01-26-2009   #1


vista business x64
 
 

Adaptec U320 39320A-R Vista x64 BSOD

Hi,
I have been capturing and editing video for months using the MATROX RT.X2 platform in the computer described farther down.
Matrox unfortunatly never provided any RT.X2 XP64 drivers and I was not able to take advantage of the 12GB of memory. So I had XP32 and XP64 on double boot, using XP32 when I was editing video with the RT.X2 card.
In december 2008, Matrox, at last, released drivers and software for Vista 32 and 64 (not for XP64), so I became interested in Vista 64. (I got the Business edition)
During installation, if Vista 64 sees the EIDE partitions and the Nvidia SATA 1,36TB RAID 0 stripe, it ignores the SCSI disks and yields a BSOD when loading the hostraid driver (of course the latest from ADAPTEC for Vista 64) :
''a driver has overrun a stack based buffer'' *** STOP : 0x000000F7(OxFFFFFA60023A19F0 ,Ox00002B992DDFA232,OxFFFFD466D2205DCD,0x0000000000000000)
So I was not able to install Vista on the 15k SCSI disk as previously done with XP64 (of course removed).
So I installed Vista 64 on a brand new formatted partition on the EIDE disk and things went well.
Using the device manager I succeeded installing ONE hostraid driver, being able to see ONE ADAPTEC RAID 0 SCSI Disk Device (the one on the A channel of the 39320A-R card).
Unfortunatly all attempts to install the second driver for the other raid 0 array and the SCSI disk resulted in the same BSOD and code.
I suspect a driver problem and sent a post to ADAPTEC but so far no answer.
I wonder if anybody has had a similar problem and how it was eventually addressed .
Best regards,
Adrien (adbast)

BIOPTERON COMPUTER
MOTHERBOARD : TYAN K8WE S2895 last bios V1.06
Chipsets : Nvidia nForceProfessional 2200 (CK8-04) to CPU1
Nvidia nForce Professional 2050 (I/0-4) to CPU2
CPUs 2xOpteron 270
MEMORY 12GB of PC3200 REG CL3 ECC (KINGSTON KVR400) MemTest Ok
Integrated AUDIO and SCSI disabled
GRAPHIC CARD Matrox Parhelia APVe in slot 1 PCI-E
Matrox RT.x2 in slot 3 PCI-E
AUDIO CARD E-MU 1616m in slot 5 (PC-X100Mhz)
ADAPTEC SCSI card 39320A-R with hostraid enabled in slot 6 (PC-X133Mhz) bios v4.30.0
Last drivers available for the OS used (xp32, xp64, vista64)
Slot 2 and 4 empty
POWER SUPPLY Turbo-Cool 1KW from PC POWER and COOLING, INC
HARD DISKS 9 Seagate ST3
1 ST3 500 630A EIDE DISK 0
3 ST3 500 630AS SATA RAID 0 (integrated Nvidia)
1 ST3 73 455LW (15K) ADAPTEC 39320A-R CHANNEL B ID 5
BUS 0 ID 5 LUN 0
2 ST3 300 007LW (10K) ADAPTEC 39320A-R CHANNEL B ID 1 and 2
RAID 0 (ADAPTEC HOSTRAID) BUS 0 ID 1LUN 0
2 ST3 146 855LW (15K) ADAPTEC 39320A-R CHANNEL A ID 3 and 4
RAID 0 (ADAPTEC HOSTRAID) BUS 0 ID 3 LUN 0
DVD DRIVES LITE-ON BD LH-2B1S on the 4th SATA port
LITE-ON COMBO SOHC-4836K on the 2nd EIDE port
Keyboard, mouse, monitors : standard
This set up has been working flawlessly for months using xp32 or 64

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01-26-2009   #2


Vista Ultimate x64 SP1
 
 

Re: Adaptec U320 39320A-R Vista x64 BSOD

SCSIraidGURU might be able to help you with this. A bit too technical for me.

Look him up here - http://www.vistax64.com/members/scsiraidguru.html.

Good luck
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