> > try this. at the install prompt, type "!rc". then at the rc prompt
> > type "cat /dev/sdctl". the output should be interesting.
>
> queuevonqu.com/9boot_a.jpg
okay. so it sees your controller, but not the drives. there
are a couple reasons this might be.
- power management. perhaps the drive is using PUIS.
you might try at the rc prompt
echo reset>/dev/sdE1/ctl
echo reset>/dev/sdE0/ctl
and then try to continue with the install. the
contents of /dev/sdE?/ctl will be interesting.
- originally, the ahci driver had trouble with ports that
weren't contiguous. ahci allows drives to be missing.
e.g. drive 0 and 3 exist, but not 1 or 2. if this is the problem,
you'll just have to use a more recent driver.
- erik
