On Sun, Sep 02, 2007 at 06:16:33PM +0200, b.n. wrote
> I use a SATA disk at home but they are not in "IDE mode", AFAIK... it
> shows up as /dev/sda - Can you explain me the difference? Is it needed
> for some chipsets?
There are two different ways of doing things, and they require
different dri
Walter Dnes ha scritto:
> I checked dell.com's support knowledgebase. Only the most recent
> kernels support SATA drives in IDE mode,
Sorry for the ignorance... but what does this mean?
I use a SATA disk at home but they are not in "IDE mode", AFAIK... it
shows up as /dev/sda - Can you explain
I gave up on trying to get the integrated NIC working under linux. I
slapped in an el-cheapo no-name PCI NIC with a Via-Rhine chip, and
things went swimmingly.
I checked dell.com's support knowledgebase. Only the most recent
kernels support SATA drives in IDE mode, and it looks like the Gent
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