Re: Subject: ATA-100, UDMA100, LILO

2000-10-02 Thread Vincent_Gaines
way to do this is to go into your BIOS and disable the motherboard' s IDE controller. That's the only way the Promise IDE controller can have hda. Vincent Gaines wrote: Subject: ATA-100, UDMA100, LILO I recently built a computer using the ASUS A7V motherboard, AMD 800, and an IBM Deskstar

Re: Subject: ATA-100, UDMA100, LILO

2000-09-29 Thread Vincent_Gaines
This works if I do not use an ATAPI CDROM: from the manual page 79 ( ver 1.02) Make sure the ATAPI CD-ROM you want to use in the boot sequence is connected to eigther the PRIMARY or SECONDARY IDE connectors, not to the ATA100 connectors. Currently the Promise Ultra DMA /100 chip does not

Subject: ATA-100, UDMA100, LILO

2000-09-25 Thread Vincent Gaines
Subject: ATA-100, UDMA100, LILO I recently built a computer using the ASUS A7V motherboard, AMD 800, and an IBM Deskstar DTLA-307030 30GB UA100 hard drive. I wanted to install Debian GNU/Linux on my hard drive (it uses the Promise ATA-100 controller). 1) Upon reading the Debian Mail archives

Re: Subject: ATA-100, UDMA100, LILO

2000-09-25 Thread Jens B. Jorgensen
Yes, the better way to do this is to go into your BIOS and disable the motherboard' s IDE controller. That's the only way the Promise IDE controller can have hda. Vincent Gaines wrote: Subject: ATA-100, UDMA100, LILO I recently built a computer using the ASUS A7V motherboard, AMD 800

Re: Subject: ATA-100, UDMA100, LILO

2000-09-25 Thread Vincent_Gaines
Thank you! (R.T.F.M.) I just read my motherboard manual and found the section to disable the controller. I had thought of this also but not lokked hard enough.(Not hard enough I guess)