PS2 Boot Disk SCSI CDrom

Made a boot floopy exactly as you said and double checked it three time to 
be sure I had it all correct.
Well I need it now on the resurected Server 500/390.
The boot disk gives the following on the screen

ASPI4B ver 3 installed SCSIMGR
HIMEM tested ok
SCSI CD-ROM Loadable Driver ver 2.42B
Error No SCSI CD-ROM drive found
A:\>LH a:\MSCDEX ID:IBMCD001 /M:10
Device Driver not found: 'IBMCD001'
No Valid CDROM device drivers selected

When I set up the raid 1 I could see the CDR in position 7 so I guess it is 
working okay.
The raid described it as IBM CDRM00201. On the actual unit it is a Toshiba 
XM-4101BME. An OEM for IBM.
Have seen nothing like it before. It is mounted vertically with an odd 
spindle which must grip the CD as there are no lugs on the outer rim to hold 
the cd in place.

Cannot locate drivers on the web but found people looking for the driver in 
forums, but no answers.
Do you think from the above error message it is not covered by your disk ?

Lord Basil, there is a RAID CDrom driver on the Cheetah option disk. The 
standard IBMCDROM.SYS does not work. I am reinstalling Firefox now, 
after I updated the MS installer...

FWSR Option Disk, #1 ver. 2.31
http://greyghost.dyndns.org/pccbbs/pc_servers/4227110.exe

FWSR Option Disk, #2 ver. 2.31
http://greyghost.dyndns.org/pccbbs/pc_servers/4227111.exe

INSTALLING DOS DRIVER FOR CD-ROM ACCESS:

  1. If DOS is not already installed, first install DOS in
     the boot drive connected to Streaming-RAID Adapter/A.

  2. Insert Streaming-RAID Adapter/A option diskette into
     diskette drive and type

      CD DOS

      and press Enter.

  3. Type UINSTALL and follow instructions to complete installation
     of necessary driver and support programs for CD-ROM support.

First option disk. DOS directory.

This installation option installs the RAID DOS Support Software
in the directory and drive that you select.

    The CONFIG.SYS file on the root directory of the
selected drive is updated with DEVICE=IBMRAID.SYS, DEVICE=
RDASPII.SYS, and DEVICE=RDCDROM.SYS. If a CONFIG.SYS file is
currently present in that directory, it is saved prior to the
modifications as CONFIG.Snn where nn is two numeric characters,
ranging from 00 to 04.

    The AUTOEXEC.BAT file is updated to install the Microsoft CD-ROM File
Extensions Software, MSCDEX.EXE. The AUTOEXEC.BAT file, if present
already, is saved prior to the modifications as AUTOEXEC.Bnn
where nn is two numeric characters, ranging from 00 to 04.

Make sure your config.sys and autoexec.bat both have the same IBMCD001 
or else the driver install bombs.

RAIDDOS.IDP  Setup file
UINSTALL.EXE Install file

CONFIG.SYS
DEVICE=IBMRAID.SYS  RAID Driver
DEVICE=RDASPII.SYS  RAID ASPI layer
DEVICE=RDCDROM.SYS RAID CDROM driver

AUTOEXEC.BAT
MSCDEX.EXE   [Microsoft CD-ROM File Extensions]

From IBMRAID.ADD -

" THIS IS THE END OF THE DAC WORLD"

> The raid described it as IBM CDRM00201. On the actual unit it is a Toshiba
> XM-4101BME. An OEM for IBM.

Not all CD-ROM drives work with that driver setup, mine Toshiba did not too.
I boot with the OS/2 Warp 3 install diskettes to use the CD-ROM to copy
files to the disk.

What are you planning to ultimately run on this machine?  On my PC
Server 500, Windows NT 4.0 and OS/2 Warp 3 (Warp Server 4) both
installed easily from CD-ROM using their own respective boot diskettes.

Their was also something about having to set the SCSI ID jumper on the
CD-ROM drive to ID 5 (IIRC), if it is connected to the RAID backplane
pass-thru connector.  Something about the backplane adding 1 to the
device ID, making the CD-ROM, effectively, ID 6.