Seeking PLDS DS-8A3S Driver for NW65

I'm attempting to install NetWare 6.5 SP6 or NetWare 6.5 SP8 on a new-model Dell server: PowerEdge R610. The server has a SATA-attached DVD drive, a Philips and Lite-On Digital Storage DVD+/-RW DS-8A3S.
I can start the installation process by booting my install CD--it appears that CDDVD.NSS is handling the DVD drive at this point--but when the installation routine gets to the screen in which the storage device drivers install, it displays the message, "No CD-ROM device was detected in this system. Load the appropriate driver (HAM)."
I haven't been able to find a driver on Dell's site. They're in the process of phasing out NetWare, unfortunately.
So, I'm seeking the appropriate driver or a decent workaround. So far, my workaround is to copy the install CDs to the C: drive and run the install from there. The downside to this, however, is that the DVD drive still won't work after the installation is completed.
Thanks.

Originally Posted by Hspeirs
Larry,
> I'm attempting to install NetWare 6.5 SP6 or NetWare 6.5 SP8 on a
> new-model Dell server: PowerEdge R610. The server has a SATA-attached
> DVD drive, a Philips and Lite-On Digital Storage DVD+/-RW DS-8A3S.
This was posted in another thread today - I believe it requires SP8
overlay install.
The SATA driver for the optical drive may not be present to complete
the installation.
Solution: Perform the following steps to load the Novell SATA CD/DVD
driver for installation:
1. Select "Manual" installation type.
2. At the storage section (ie. IDECD,SCSIHD) insert and select the
Novell "SATACD.CDM" file. The remainder of the installation should
complete successfully.
Hamish
Run multi-processor NetWare VM's with vmBoost
http://www.caledonia.net
I am installing Netware 6.5 sp8 on a Dell r710. I'm getting this error even if I choose the SATACD.CDM driver. Any ideas?

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Driver files: c:\Windows\system32\Drivers\cdrom.sys
Provider:         Microsoft Corporation
File Version:     6.1.7600.16385 (win7_rtm.090713-1255)
Copyright:        Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Digital Signer:   Microsoft Windows
c:\Windows\System32Drivers\PxHlpa64.sys
Provider:         Sonic Solutions
File version:     2.03.27a
Copyright:        Copyright 2003 Sonic Software
Digital Signer:   Not digitally signed
It appears that the Creator install installed part of the driver but not one that functions. It might be a problem with Windows 7 or the fact that this install is 64 bits.
I have searched the HP site and can't find a driver for the device. When I look at the list of drivers available for this system, the optical drive is not shown.
I downloaded and installed the HP driver search program - or whatever it is called - and ran it. There were no devices listed on "Optical Drive" tab when I looked at the results - it could not "see" the drive.
I realize that what I need is probably a generic driver from MS, that's why one is not shown on the HP site, but how do I go about finding the right one for this device?
Is there a generic "one size fits all" driver for Windows 7 which can drive this device?
Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
Bob and Simon
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HI nhgfdstr:
Thank you for your inquiry. I am pleased to assist you!!
I am sending you a link to a "CD/DVD Drive Is Not Detected (Windows 7)" click here. For your convenience here is a document on "Downloading or Updating Software and Drivers for HP Computers"   click here.   I am also sending you a link, to third party site, with a driver for your hp CDDVDW TS-L633N , " Hp CDDVDW TS-L633N ATA Device Drivers Download" click here.
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