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From: Alessandro Pluchino
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2006 4:19 PM
Subject: Debian Sarge AMD64 and SATA
Hi all!
The last days I just can't get to install Debian
Sarge AMD 64. It keeps saying to me :no partitionable
Alessandro Pluchino
YES.
Sarge has problems doing SATA installs.
I had to put it on 30 Dell machines. In order to get to work I had to go
into the CMOS/BIOS and change the HDD to Combination. Not sure what that
means exactly there was very little explanation there. I suspect it makes
it act less
Hi all!
The last days I just can't get to install Debian
Sarge AMD 64. It keeps saying to me :no partitionable media.Meaning it doesn't
detect my SATA hard disk drive..
My installation is :
K8N4-E motherboard with AMD64 CPU 3000
Maxtor SATA hdd 160 gb
512 mb ram
Does anyone know something
Alessandro Pluchino wrote:
Hi all!
The last days I just can't get to install Debian Sarge AMD 64. It keeps
saying to me :no partitionable media.Meaning it doesn't detect my SATA
hard disk drive..
did you try to install using len sorensen's sarge installation iso? it
has newer kernel (2.6.12
Craig M. Houck wrote:
Alessandro Pluchino
YES.
Sarge has problems doing SATA installs.
I had to put it on 30 Dell machines. In order to get to work I had to go
into the CMOS/BIOS and change the HDD to Combination. Not sure what that
means exactly there was very little explanation there. I
On Thu, 2006-01-19 at 10:33 -0500, Craig M. Houck wrote:
In order to get to work I had to go
into the CMOS/BIOS and change the HDD to Combination.
After you did that, what were the SATA drive(s) in /dev?
Mine are detected before the SCSI, and are called sda and b.
And a mildly OT question
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In order to get to work I had to go
into the CMOS/BIOS and change the HDD to Combination.
After you did that, what were the SATA drive(s) in /dev?
The drive was id'd as hda not as a SCSI.
I think I saw a scheme where you fool the system into thinking the SATA are
SCSI to get them to
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