Yes I succeed by using your package named 32bit AMD SBxxx AHCI compatible RAID driver v3.3.1540.33 mod+signed by Fernando.rar.
Hey guys.
So I’m struggling with another problem…
I have a WinXP SSD, that comes from another PC with INTEL. Now I want to use it with my AMD chipset, on my PC.
The problem is a BSOD (yeah, the “7B” one). But… I’ve made necessary changes and no success ?
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copied files: cat, sys and inf into the /windows/inf folder
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copied files: sys into the /windows/system32/drivers folder
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updated registry (using RegistryPE tool)
files Ive used first were the original one for my motherboard - yeah available for AHCI
but next, Ive tried ones from Fernando - same result
changes in the registry Ive made were (SYSTEM_ON_H is a mounted system using RegeditPE software and the ControlSet002 is the current one listed in Control/Select):
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM_ON_H\ControlSet002\Control\CriticalDeviceDatabase\pci#VEN_1022&DEV_7801&CC_0106]
"Service"="ahcix86"
"ClassGUID"="{4D36E97B-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM_ON_H\ControlSet002\Services\ahcix86]
"Type"=dword:00000001
"Start"=dword:00000000
"Group"="SCSI miniport"
"ErrorControl"=dword:00000001
"ImagePath"="system32\\drivers\\ahcix86.sys"
"tag"=dword:00000004
"DisplayName"="ATI AHCI Compatible RAID Controller"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM_ON_H\ControlSet002\Services\ahcix86\Parameters\PnpInterface]
"5"=dword:00000001
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM_ON_H\ControlSet002\Services\ahcix86\Parameters\Device]
"NumberOfRequests"=dword:00000080
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM_ON_H\ControlSet002\Services\ahcix86\Settings\CAM]
"EnableALPEDisableHotplug"=dword:1
"EnableCCC"=dword:0
"CCCTimeoutValue"=dword:10
"CCCCompletionValue"=dword:32
"NCQEnableDiskIDBits"=dword:1
"EnableHIPM"=dword:1
"EnableDIPM"=dword:0
"EnableHDDParking"=dword:1
"CAMTimeOutValue"=dword:5
"EnableAN"=dword:1
"EnableAPS"=dword:0
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM_ON_H\ControlSet002\Services\ahcix86\Enum]
From what I see, the registry contains an old IaStor entries - do I need to remove them all ?
Still, the system won’t boot and the “7B” BSOD is making me crazy… ; |
I dont want to reinstall the whole system, I just want to use the current one. It’s WinXP SP2 I suppose.
To make any changes Ive used my working Win7.
Some time ago, I mean a couple of yesars ago, I did the same but WinXP worked without AHCI using BIOS IDE mode. Now It did not, so I needed to put all changes manually (by copying files etc…).
Can anyone say something about this ? Is there anything else I can do to make it work ?
My device ID is: PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_7800&SUBSYS_85271043&REV_40 and: PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_780C&SUBSYS_85271043&REV_40
My motherboard is: Asus A85V-PRO using AHCI mode now (on IDE mode Win7 works fine, WinXP not at all).
As Ive meentioned earlier, this XP system worked on a different PC with INTEL chipset.
@elvisef
Welcome to the Win-Raid Forum!
If you want to get Windows XP running on your AMD chipset system, you have to do the complete OS installation from scratch, e.g. by following my Guide (= start post of this thread).
What you tried to do (taking a disk drive with an already present XP installation for another system) doesn’t work, because it is impossible to change/customize the complete Registry with all its entries, which were done by the OS for another system and configuration.
Ok, I got it.
But what about falling (somehow) back to the IDE mode and then doing a graphical drivers install (if XP would run without problems) using a Device Manager ? Will this work ?
Or the IDE is not gonna work even if I remove sata drivers from my disk ?
There must be a “switch” to change what drivers exactly to use during the system load…
@elvisef
Your posts are absolutely off topic. This is the thread about how to integrate an AMD AHCI/RAID driver into a Windows XP Image and not about how to change such driver while loading or running XP.
Nevertheless here are my answers to your questions:
- Once XP is installed and booting properly, you can change the in-use SATA driver at any time from within the Device Manager (provided, that the desired driver is compatible with your currently in-use SATA Controller).
- Windows XP has an in-box MS IDE driver, but natively doesn’t support an AMD SATA Controller, which is running in AHCI or RAID mode.
- To be able to get XP installed onto your AMD chipset system you have the following options:
a) Disable AHCI/RAID within the BIOS settings (if such setting is available).
b) Load a compatible AMD AHCI/RAID driver via F6 at the beginning of the OS installation.
c) Integrate the related textmode driver into the XP Image by following the start post of this thread.
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I’m currently trying to install Windows XP on my system. I have an ISO created, I’m using NT light to integrate drivers into the ISO. I cannot find my ahci controller. 1022:7901. Send anyone help me out with this? Thank you.
@cpg
Welcome to the Win-Raid Forum!
I have moved your request into this much better matching thread.
You can find a suitable AMD textmode driver within the chapter "a) For AHCI users with a moderately aged AMD Chipset system:" of my Guide (first post of this thread). My recommendation is to use >this< driver.
Don’t try to integrate any real AHCI driver, it will not work with Windows XP.
hi, i need help with installing winxp on my pc, ryzen 5 5600 motherboard msi pro b550m-p gen3, sata ahci hardware id 43EB, error 0x0000007b,then i integrated driver with nLite, error amd_sata.sys could’t found
@Piffy
Welcome to the Win-Raid Forum!
Which driver version with which package name did you integrate?
This is an nLite error message I got very often myself while trying to integrate a textmode driver by using nLite.
A solution may be the usage of another Windows customizing tool (e.g. XP-ISO-Builder or WUCDCreator)
i used universal ahci driver by u. i’ll try, thanks
WUCDCreator and XP-ISO-Builder don’t work on win11
The WUCD Creator seems to work with Win11.
As you can see here, I was able to get the tool installed while running Win11 and to execute the file named creator.exe:
By the way: Which AMD driver version did you integrate by using nLite?
yup, worked on old computer, but anyway same error, driver versions i used were Universal 32bit AMD AHCI driver v6.1.3.35 for XP mod+signed by Fernando and Universal 32bit AMD AHCI driver v1.2.1.321 for XP mod+signed by Fernando
None of these drivers do support the HardwareIDs of your rather modern on-board AMD AHCI Controller, because the HardwareIDs of your on-board AMD AHCI Controller are missing.
I suspect, that this is the reason why you were not able to get XP installed.
If I should have the required time, I will offer an updated variant of these mod+signed AMD AHCI drivers, where the missing HardwareIDs are included.
thank u so much, i’ll wait
@Piffy
To be able to offer an updated driver with the obviously missing HardwareIDs of your on-board AMD AHCI Controller I need the complete HardwareIDs. Is the VendorID VEN_1002 or VEN_1022?
EDIT:
Since I suspect, that VendorID is VEN_1002, I have already prepared the freshly modified and signed AMD AHCI driver v1.2.1.321, which is attached (and removed).
Please create a new XP ISO by simply integrating the unzipped attached driver (nothing else) and then try to get XP installed.
Thanks for your feedback!
driver u pin don’t work, same error
Since you didn’t post the complete HardwareIDs and I missed your earlier screenshot of the Device Manager, I guessed, that the VendorID is VEN_1002.
As you can see now, I was wrong. The VendorID is VEN_1022 and not VEN_1002.
I will correct my mistake and upload the corrected package soon.
Which tool did you use and which error message did you get?
Attached is the freshly mod+signed 32bit AMD AHCI driver, whose *.INF and *.OEM files contain the correct HardwareIDs of your on-board AMD AHCI Controller.
Good luck!
32bit AMD AHCI driver v1.2.1.321 for XP mod+signed by Fernando.rar (62.9 KB)