Bart�omiej Muryn wrote:
> Exactly! It is stupid and simple - I did it - but...
> But do not work!!!!
> Linux don`t want to boot (not install) from this disk!!!!! (when plugged to
> ATA/66)
> It`s hanged after recognition of IDE controlers. Kernel can see the HPT366
> controler correctly, see the disks, but cannot see the partitions etc.
>
> Any idea?
Well, maybe you have to activate something in the BIOS to let it boot
on this controller ... or rather, to tell the BIOS that the _primary_
IDE interface (ide0) should be the HPT366, not the Intel BX.
Just guessing, I really don't know ...
Did you try to pass command line parameters like "ide0=none ide1=none"
to try to tell the kernel that the Intel BX should _not_ be used ?
Also, in my previous post I didn't suggest that you use the _install_
kernel when the disk is plugged to the ATA/66, I suggested that you
use your _own_ homemade kernel (install and compile of your kernel
made while the disk is plugged to the Intel BX).
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Jean-Louis Debert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
74 Annemasse France
old Linux fan
