Bob Miller wrote:
toman wrote:
I may have hosed myself. I bought an AOpen AK77-600 Max motherboard which
has a Promise PDC20378 SATA controller and a Via 8237 SATA controller, and
I bought a Western Digital SATA drive to go with it. The BIOS recognizes
the drive fine, but neither my Debian
toman wrote:
Have you tried a recent KNOPPIX release? The ISO for the first V3.4
release is here...
http://chezgeek.euglug.net/~kbob/knoppix/
Nope, just 3.3, which I already have. I'll look at the KNOPPIX site.
Sorry, I had to remove it because people downloading it from
all over
It would be nice to put it behind a passwd for those that want it.
If I had some copies of it for the clinic on 3/13, I would hand them out.
Bob Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Subject: Re: [eug-lug]SATA Blues
toman wrote:
Have you tried a recent KNOPPIX release? The ISO for the
first V3.4
release is here...
http://chezgeek.euglug.net/~kbob/knoppix/
Nope, just 3.3, which I already have. I'll look at the KNOPPIX site.
Sorry, I had
Grigsby, Garl wrote:
Since 3.4 isn't official yet, I am assuing that this is the OverClockix
version? Right?
It was the German-only version distributed in C't magazine last month.
I haven't heard it called OverClockix, but what do I know? (-:
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Subject: Re: [eug-lug]SATA Blues
Grigsby, Garl wrote:
Since 3.4 isn't official yet, I am assuing
T. Joseph Carter wrote:
On Fri, Mar 05, 2004 at 12:53:59PM -0800, toman wrote:
I may have hosed myself. I bought an AOpen AK77-600 Max motherboard which
has a Promise PDC20378 SATA controller and a Via 8237 SATA controller, and
I bought a Western Digital SATA drive to go with it. The BIOS
toman wrote:
Yeah, OK, I pretty much knew that debian was never current
(look at their install) but I find hardware trends so uninteresting
that I never keep up with them. I chose this board by looking for a
price point with firewire and no awful reviews. I didn't know what
support SATA had,
On Fri, Mar 05, 2004 at 06:47:04PM -0800, Ben Barrett wrote:
Bing bing, correct! Knoppix is known for good hardware support. How did
they manage to do *that*??... and for those of us who are colorblind: I
ahve no idea what you're talking about, Joseph ( =
Knoppix's console can be described
I may have hosed myself. I bought an AOpen AK77-600 Max motherboard which has a Promise PDC20378 SATA controller and a Via 8237
SATA controller, and I bought a Western Digital SATA drive to go with it. The BIOS recognizes the drive fine, but neither my
Debian 3.0r1 or Mandrake 9.2 disks see it.
On Fri, Mar 05, 2004 at 12:53:59PM -0800, toman wrote:
I may have hosed myself. I bought an AOpen AK77-600 Max motherboard which
has a Promise PDC20378 SATA controller and a Via 8237 SATA controller, and
I bought a Western Digital SATA drive to go with it. The BIOS recognizes
the drive
Bing bing, correct! Knoppix is known for good hardware support. How did
they manage to do *that*??... and for those of us who are colorblind: I
ahve no idea what you're talking about, Joseph ( =
Ben
On Fri, 5 Mar 2004 18:33:55 -0800
T. Joseph Carter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| If you
toman wrote:
I may have hosed myself. I bought an AOpen AK77-600 Max motherboard which
has a Promise PDC20378 SATA controller and a Via 8237 SATA controller, and
I bought a Western Digital SATA drive to go with it. The BIOS recognizes
the drive fine, but neither my Debian 3.0r1 or
If you have access to a fast connection and burner you might download
Mandrake 10 Community release which just came out. It is a release
canidate that Mandrake is now using before the official release. I
understand it to be a post beta testing stage.
Jim K
toman wrote:
I may have hosed
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