i believe the f6 disk is not there to provide the driver for the installed system;

A dual p3 with scsi... hmm.

Literally EVERY board I know of in this era has an Adaptec chip. I'd wager money on the AIC-7899w. That part is in the HCL for win 2k.

Don't do the F6 part, see what happens. If it isn't the 7899, which chip is it?

if that isn't the issue, is the drive properly terminated with a good quality cable.

When I'm not doing the F6 part while installing, the installer will stop whit the error message "Now harddisk Found". The onboard SCSI is a LSI, not Adaptec. But the PCI cards i use are Adaptec, because the LSI has not RAID function.

The Problem is not whit the SCSI itself. Termination, cable and configuration are good and working.

It is some where on the Floppy. Somehow the installer sees the driver, recognize the harddisk after the driver is provided. But than when start coping the driver from the disk it won't work. The rest of the installation works fine. So when i skip the the files windows is unable to find, the installer will continue copying the content from the CD to the harddisk. Reboots and give a BSOD "inaccessible Boot device" because the driver from the disk are not copied.

One Workaround i could imagine, is to install windows 2000 without the driver. After installation i don't reboot into W2K but boot from the HirensBoot CD whit the SCSI driver. And copy the driver from the disk to the appropriate location on the harddisk. But on what location?

well LSI is a good company.

are you using a sp4 install disk? and just for giggles can you try xp?

I found the problem. My W2K CD is some kind of... i don't know. I tried another CD and that worked like a charm. Could be that this version is a custom self made one.