Setup RAID: boot drive is F, not C???

HI,
I configured my RAID to work as stripe (0) but the boot drive becomes F. I want it to be C.
I have the following:
old HD and CD burner at IDE 0.
SCSI DVD at acsi contoller.
To install I have to boot from the WinXP cd. So the drive(s) must be connected. But I only ca ninstall windows on drive F. (the next free driver letter). I want to install it on C.
MB: K7T Turbo MS-6330
How can I do this? (maybe with first boot device etc ??)
Thanks,
Bjorn

I have had the K7T Turbo v.3 board for about a year or so.
I never have tried the built-in RAID, because I hadn't needed to, for any reason.  But now, I need the enhanced speed and performance that (supposedly) a stipe RAID can provide.  So, while trying to re-load Windows XP with my 2 WD 30GB drives attached to the RAID IDE slots, I get error in setup stating that the partition is either invalid or damaged.  Prior to changing from regular EIDE to RAID slots, there was NO DAMAGE OR PROBLEMS WITH EITHER DRIVES.  I was working with the "one for all" Promise FastTrack Lite driver from a third-party site, simply because my diskette from the MFG is in storage in another location.  What can I do to get the RAID stripe to work?  The error occurs, by the way, while windows setup is formatting the system partition.  I really would like to use the capabilities of my MB, since that's part of the reason why I purchased this particular model (even if it was a while ago) and it is still a considerable investment, especially if I am going to have to replace the mainboard and/or RAID controller.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.  I am asking for replies to be sent to my email address, below.  Thank you in advance.  This note is also being copied and sent to the folks at MSI, in hopes that someone will be able to help me soon.  I cannot afford to be without a working PC for more than a period of two full days, otherwise I lose too uch time, which translates directly into money, if you get what I mean.  THANKS,
Dusty S.
[email protected]
Sacramento, CA.

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