Jim Cheetham wrote:

On Feb 7, 2005, at 7:06 PM, Steve Holdoway wrote:

Hugo Vincent wrote:

The drive is ATA, but I think the BIOS makes it look like SATA, which Linux will see as SCSI, right?


Not necessarily... some of the latest 2.6 based distros recognise them as SATA. Can't remember which one, though, and I've had to give that machine back! It's not Debian - I've just checked, so it'll be one of FC3, SuSE (the latest enterprise version ) or Mandrake (:

I'm getting a SATA-based machine tomorrow to play with under Ubuntu.
It *should* be hiding the disks behind a RAID card, but I'll try it natively as well, just to see what happens.


-jim

Am I missing something here? What I've seen of Ubuntu ( at a CLUG meeting ), it came across to me as a messy pile of ****, and a rather small, feature poor one at that. That, and the fact that they've gone out on a limb with the default security policy, I can't see what's attracting so much interest?

And I think you know by now that I'm not just stirring it with comments like this - I *really* do want to know what I've missed.

Steve

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