Okay, I fixed my problem, an OBTW, my FACTORY WIN2K also failed to boot, but not until it had screwed things up. ANYWAY:
I have the FasTrack installed and WIN2k booted fine the first time. But when it came time to hit the F6 key to load the FasTrack drivers, that is where the problems began. It started, copied the FasTrack drivers and all the files to the HD and then on the subsequent boot, failed, giving me the error that it couldn't detect a boot device.
I tried to boot to the CD again, and it failed. But I believe at this point that it was actually trying to load off the raid drives. I kept trying to reinstall with the same error everytime. Changed the boot order in bios, removed my SCSI Bios from booting and removed all my Mobo IDE ports. So all I had was the FasTrack. Still the BSOD and the boot device error.
Time to reformat the boot partition and start over. Went up on Promise.com and loaded the NEWEST drivers. I didn't think I needed them because I just bought my card. Copied all these new drivers over to a floppy, and this time, the CD booted like it was supposed to (hence why I believe it was seeking files on the raid drives). When it came time to hit F6, it did the exact same as last time, except I used the new Floppy instead of the one that came with the card. Eureeka! Blew right through and installed like it was supposed to.
Don't know if this will help anyone or not. But just go get the new drivers before installing. Don't assume that the new shiny disk has the newest stuffz. Mine didn't.