Terry, You weren't watching the display. The first thing the later installers do is check and update the HDD drivers. The message you got was the failure of drive setup to update the disk drivers. Not a big thing. The machine will work just fine with the old drivers. The solution is to hack Drive Setup to include the HDD you have. The instructions are on a couple hundred websites. A Google ought to turn them right up.
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