Readme.txt Driver File Contents (ABIT_KR7A-RAID_driver.zip)

                         HPT370/372 Host Adapter BIOS

                 Copyright (c) 1995-2001 HighPoint Technologies, Inc.
                            All Rights Reserved


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Revision History:
    v2.0.1019    19Oct2001
                 . Fixed the bug of Seagate ST340016A HDD R/W error on HPT372
                 . Fixed bug on supporting Rocket Mate

    v2.0.1008    10Oct2001
                 . Delete RAID0+1 in one step
                 . Fixed bug on showing wrong or garbage character in BIOS RAID
                   configuration screen when some member of RAID lost

    v2.0.0919    19Sept2001
                 . Supported HPT601
                 . When RAID0/1 rebuild operation uncompleted, will be reported
                   by bios when the system is booting up.
                 . When some member of array lost, report the model name and
                   serial number of lost disks.
                 . When delete stripe array, BIOS utility will alert user.
                 . Support rebuild RAID0/1, when one stripe of RAID0/1 was removed.

    v2.0.0907    07Sept2001
                 . Supported ATA133 on Hpt372
                 . Improved compatibility for harddisk
                 . Show warning message when one stripe of RAID0/1 was removed.

    v2.0.0716    16July2001
                 . Supported Hpt372 chip
                 . When stripe broken, don't make it to single disk
                 . Fixed problem of BIOS doesn't ask user to rebuild the
                   mirror, when fault a member of RAID1(with spare) during
                   booting and reboot the system
                 . Supported create RAID0+1 use 4 disks directly

    v1.2.0612    12June2001
                 . Fixed problem of some disks will read error, when the
                   other disk on same channel get removed
                 . Fixed bug if one of RAID1(with Spare) member is fault
                 . Fixed bug on RAID0+1 rebuild

    v1.11.0402   02Apr2001
                 . Removed the Support of CD-ROM booting
                 . Fixed some bugs and get more stable

    v1.10B       05Feb2001
                 . Supported CD-ROM booting
                 . Supported warning message when RAID has problem

    v1.0.3b      05Oct2000
                 . Fixed BBS issue if only one CD-ROM is connected on HPT370

    v1.0.3       05Sept2000
                 . Fixed problem on showing wrong or garbage character in BIOS
                   RAID configuration screen

    v1.0.2       10Aug2000
                 . Changed PIO timing setting again
                 . Fixed problems on BBS
                 . Added supporting STD mode which is for Award BIOS only
                 . Added command retry for error status to reduce reset bus.
                 . Fixed compatibility issues with Maxtor ATA-100 disks

    v1.0.1       6July2000
                 . Removed build date
                 . Fixed PIO mode timing setting issue in BIOS
                 . Fixed BIOS booting problem on Phoenix BIOS

    v1.0.622     22June2000
                 . Cleared RAID information before any RAID configuration or
                   after stripe hard disks have been split

    v1.0.620     20June2000
                 . Fixed OS installation problem if hard disk is configured as
                   a stripe disk

    v1.0.0       18June2000
                 . Fixed conflict with S3 VGA card
                 . Fixed booting problem after a hard disk duplication
                 . Fixed RAID0+1 duplication problem
                 . Fixed problems on running "zvhdd.exe" on SE6 machine

    v0.91.0601   06Jun2000 (internal)
                 . Fixed BIOS RADI0+1 configuration problem
                 . Fixed Mirror duplication problem
                 . Added CD-ROM booting feature

    v0.91.0512   12May2000 (internal)
                 . Fixed RAID0+1 formatting problem
                 . Fixed conflict with system commander utility

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There are 2 files related to the HPT370/372 Host Adapter BIOS:
    1.  Bios       The BIOS file
    2.  Load.exe   The load utility of BIOS

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Update the BIOS of HPT370/372 Host Adapter:
    1.  Boot to DOS
    2.  Copy the load utility and BIOS file to same directory
    3.  Execute Load.exe, update the BIOS
    4.  Reboot your system


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