On my Revo installing the drivers from WD was all that is necessary. However you might try installign hte drivers from the manufacturers themselves. The fact that you can install and everything means more than likely it is not a storage issue, and if windows starts to load, then its not a BIOS issue. Soundsjust like a driver issue to me.
(Especially if you are getting a 0x7B stop error)
I assume it is going to be using the silicon image 1324-2 controller via the Pericom PI7C9X130 PCIX to PCIE bridge just liek the smaller drive (will support up to 1 GBps transfer rates and SI does not make a better version).
the SI chip is under the Blue R sticker and the bridge is the P withthe lightning bolt through it.
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Last edited by Neuromancer; 05-08-2011 at 03:22 AM.
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