Brian, Reloading a system, or upgrading to a new system, requires the updating of the hard disk driver first. It is automatically done by an easy install usually, but not always. I was a helpdesk representative and running "hdsc setup" before installing a system usually worked to get a new system to boot up. People were loading in systems without updating their disk driver and the system may not have even loaded. Also, you may need to run "hdsc setup" before you go back to an earlier system. It needs to be run from the installation disk of the system that you want to install. This may help with your woes.
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