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I think those cards are based on a Promise chipset. Modules for those cards are not included on the current LiveCD, but should be included on the next LiveCD.
- -Joe
Flaffer wrote: | I should be more specific: I compiled my own kernel with the modules I | thought were needed. I did not see anything that specifically said | Sonnet or tempo or whatnot. I was checking to see if anyone had | noticed what driver they had to include in the kernel. | | I will try to boot into the LiveCD and see if I can catch the driver | it loads. That should tell me what driver needs to be put into my | kernel. | | Ben Ricker | | | On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 01:35:16 +0100, Lars Weiler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: | |>* Flaffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [05/01/26 18:19 -0600]: |> |>>I have a Sonnet Tempo ATA133 IDE PCI Card that is not being recognized |>>by Gentoo. I do not see the cdrom being mapped when it boots the |>>kernel. |> |>If there is a kernel module for that card, then I guess, |>it's not included on the current 2004.3 LiveCD. We added a |>lot more IDE, SATA and SCSI cards, as well as RAID |>controllers to the next LiveCDs kernel. |> |>Regards, Lars |> |> |> | | |
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