2007/9/9, Carlos E. R. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > > The Sunday 2007-09-09 at 18:52 -0300, Juan Erbes wrote: > > > > I downloaded the dvd, which took two whole days. I boot the dvd. It asks > > > for my language (US), but not for the keyboard (ES), which is a nuisance. > > > It searches the partitions, sees there are disks with more than 16 > > > partitions, and pops a large warning, recommending to reboot the install > > > with kernel option "hwprobe=-modules.pata". > > > > > > > Do'nt be misery, buy a new hard disk! > > What for? > > Actually, it is a new disk, less than a year old. But PATA, of course.
The disk can be pata, but if the hard disk controller has 6 years old (tending to obsolete), I mean it is ide type, then the conflict betwen ide/pata. > > Notice that new disks are bigger than old disks, and will possibly have > more partitions. Some people have reported using more than 40 partitions, > and I understand they are using SATA in emulated PATA mode precisely > because they use lots of partitions. In my computer, it has 4 modes: 2 for raid mode. 1 ide native emulation 1 ahci If I set it to "ide native", the systems ignores it and asumes ahci. > I can access the cdrom if I mount it manually and search its contents. It > is Yast who says it can't. There is no need to insmod anything. > > > > What chipset has Your mobo? > > I don't remember. The mobo is MSI circa 2001. That's not related, I'm not > the only one having the exact same problem, according to bugzilla. Check > #218122 and #305095, for instance. > Its related the chipset, because it can be a buggy version, or it can be obsolete, and is no more supported (as You said circa 2001). Regards --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
