lsi perc raid driver

I ran the Vista Upgrade advisor on one PC, and it noted that I might possibly have a problem with the LSI PERC RAID 0 driver installed (it's a Dell Precision). Does anyone know if this will be a problem, and if so are there any updates for Vista? There are none on Dell's site that I have found, and I can't find the LSI PERC site to check for beta drivers.
Thanks!
Don

Yes, Vista could BSOD on boot up, no drives will be visible in Windows, general system instability. Dell would be the best source to contact about driver support under Windows Vista. -- Andre Extended64 | http://www.extended64.com Blog | http://www.extended64.com/blogs/andre http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta "Don Awalt" wrote in message

I ran the Vista Upgrade advisor on one PC, and it noted that I might possibly have a problem with the LSI PERC RAID 0 driver installed (it's a Dell Precision). Does anyone know if this will be a problem, and if so are there any updates for Vista? There are none on Dell's site that I have found, and I can't find the LSI PERC site to check for beta drivers.
Thanks!
Don

Thanks.
I went ahead and tried an upgrade, and so far so good. The little analyzer that's part of the Vista install told me about a couple of programs that may not run, but it did not complain about the PERC drivers.
"Andre Da Costa [Extended64]" wrote in message

Yes, Vista could BSOD on boot up, no drives will be visible in Windows, general system instability. Dell would be the best source to contact about driver support under Windows Vista. -- Andre Extended64 | http://www.extended64.com Blog | http://www.extended64.com/blogs/andre http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta "Don Awalt" wrote in message I ran the Vista Upgrade advisor on one PC, and it noted that I might possibly have a problem with the LSI PERC RAID 0 driver installed (it's a Dell Precision). Does anyone know if this will be a problem, and if so are there any updates for Vista? There are none on Dell's site that I have found, and I can't find the LSI PERC site to check for beta drivers.
Thanks!
Don

Yeh, the Upgrade Advisor is still in beta itself - so any feedback you can give for that, feel free to send it into them!
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Thanks.
I went ahead and tried an upgrade, and so far so good. The little analyzer that's part of the Vista install told me about a couple of programs that may not run, but it did not complain about the PERC drivers.
"Andre Da Costa [Extended64]" wrote in message Yes, Vista could BSOD on boot up, no drives will be visible in Windows, general system instability. Dell would be the best source to contact about driver support under Windows Vista. -- Andre Extended64 | http://www.extended64.com Blog | http://www.extended64.com/blogs/andre http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta "Don Awalt" wrote in message I ran the Vista Upgrade advisor on one PC, and it noted that I might possibly have a problem with the LSI PERC RAID 0 driver installed (it's a Dell Precision). Does anyone know if this will be a problem, and if so are there any updates for Vista? There are none on Dell's site that I have found, and I can't find the LSI PERC site to check for beta drivers.
Thanks!
Don