I tried to install the cooker a couple of times and a couple of different ways over the last couple of days.
I can get a good install with the high point raid disabled, but, once installed I have to rebuild the kernel with the acpi disabled just to be able to use the built in via-rhine lan card. I also (which is not a surprise) have to use the latest nvidia drivers for my card. However with the current boot img and the high point chipset enabled, the install disk, which I am think is using the same boot images as the 9.0, I get several errors while booting, all concerned with the disks on the hpt372 controller. hda: lost interrupt, and hdc: lost interrupt being the main culprits. 9.1 varies from 9.0 in the fact that once it is booted install does actually see the disks on the raid controller, only it sees them as individual disks, not as a raid disk, (which they are set up as in the high point bios utility.) It is not urgent to get this fixed, but it would be nice if the boot image had acpi disabled, and support for the highpoint chipset. I know that there were a lot of changes in 2.4.21-pre3 concerning the high point chipsets and via, although I am not sure what changes took place in pre2
