10g RAC setup trouble in Windows 2003 env.

Hello, guys,
I had trouble in setup 10g RAC in Windows 2003 env.
Environment is following.
* Two PC which have two LAN cards which one is connected public network, other is connected internal network.
And Two PC have SCSI card connected shared disk. Share disk is setup logical drive, not assigned drive letter.
* PC's OS is Windows2003 Enterprise Server. OS is installed clean, not contain previous oracle.
Due to install manual, At first setup CRS, second setup 10g. So I setup CRS at firast. During CRS setup, I input two PC's public name and private name in installing node window and proceed setup, setup program install program into two PC at the same time. But setup failed in last service configuration window, and CRS service can't start.
I checked error message in log file, error is about registry... I can't find cause.
Do you know how to setup CRS into two PC?

I could resolve this trouble.
Cause is that shared disk settig is affected. Another side PC can't mapped drive letter, so I assigned drive letter manually, and reboot both PC.
After that, OracleCRService, OracleCSService, OracleEVMService could run.
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