Matthew Dillon wrote:
> It's fairly easy to get it wrong and for the system to not be able
> to find the root mount, in which case carefully specifying it on the
> kernel's mountroot> line should get you into single-user.
AFAICS it just continues - ie if you wanted to boot into multi-user,
yo
:I have an old motherboard with 2 non-AHCI SATA controllers. Despite preloaded
:"ahci.ko" booting the latest snapshot gives the following:
Sure, that's to be expected. Since they aren't AHCI-capable the
AHCI driver did not pick them up, and the ATA driver did. That's
a good test too
A letter from Matthew Dillon , Sat, 6 Jun 2009
11:35:50 -0700 (PDT):
> I am particularly interested in systems which have a separate,
> traditional non-AHCI ATA device as well as one or more AHCI devices,
> I'd like to know that AHCI picks up the AHCI devices and NATA picks
> up t
