This just ain't so. I got a 45 Gig IBM drive (the same that this thread was started on) to detect under linux on an Ultra33 controller when the turned off IDE drive detection in the BIOS. (The machine would hang on when it tried to detect the drive on boot.) The hitch was that I needed to use a seperate drive to boot off of. (In this case the machine had a 10,000 RPM SCSI drive already set to be boot off of.) Stefan Srdic wrote: > You probly have your BIOS set to auto detect your hard drives specs!! What you > want to do is enter the specific amount of sectors, cylinders and heads that > your hard drive contains. This will correct your problem, Linux only sees as > far as your BIOS does!!!
- Re: [expert] Insanely Large IDE disk... Anton Graham
- Re: [expert] Insanely Large IDE disk... Sarang Lakare
- Re: [expert] Insanely Large IDE disk & Mandrake JASON SNYDER
- Re: [expert] Insanely Large IDE disk & Mandrake Todd Marshall
- Re: [expert] Insanely Large IDE disk & Mandr... Mark Weaver
- Re: [expert] Insanely Large IDE disk & Mandr... Stefan Srdic
- Re: [expert] Insanely Large IDE disk & M... Mage Grimau
- [expert] Insanely Large ( > 33GB) IDE... Sarang Lakare
- Re: [expert] Insanely Large ( > 3... Jean-Louis Debert
- Re: [expert] Insanely Large ( &... Sarang Lakare
- Re: [expert] Insanely Large IDE disk & M... jsnyder
- Re: [expert] Insanely Large IDE disk & Mandrake Michael R. Batchelor
- Re: [expert] Insanely Large IDE disk & Mandr... JASON SNYDER
