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On 01/19/2010 12:33 AM, EnzoAeneas wrote:
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<div class="gmail_quote">On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 11:45 PM, Fred A.
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<div class="im">On 01/18/2010 10:20 PM, Ed Hurst wrote:
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<pre>GH50N. It's linked as /dev/sr0. The BIOS offers IDE mode and RAID, and I
have it set to the former, which is the default.
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<pre>I can't quite remember, but if you have an extra HDD, I'd try the BIOS
on the other setting. I know Windows and Linux seemed to like the
option that the other OS didn't when I last was messing with the BIOS on
a similar problem.
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<pre>I remember messing with it when I tried to get CentOS just to boot the
installer disk. It kept loading it's older piix driver and hanging. With
RAID turned it, CentOS called it ahci. However, I don't have another
drive. I'm not sure how Ubuntu would react to that sort of change.
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More than likely wouldn't see the drive any longer.<br>
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<div>But you could boot via a livecd, mount that drive, and change
your fstab to the proper HDD device and modify your kernel boot
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Maybe not......if the BIOS doesn't like it, you aren't going to get
Linux to work with it.<br>
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Fred<br>
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