So I think you're right. With the "ATA" option, I can see the pci-ide driver.
However, there is no AHCI option; the only other two are "off" (obviously useless) and "RAID". The "RAID" option gives control over to the RAID controller on the motherboard. However, there is nothing I can do in terms of formatting the disks, initializing in various ways, that works at all. That is, when I boot back into EON, I can run "format" and don't see anything. It just says Searching for disks...done No disks found! Any ideas? Maybe I should just buy a SATA controller which is known to work with OpenSolaris? The good part is that I can go back to ATA mode and my data is still there, so at least nothing has been lost yet. I don't these motherboard RAID controllers, because if something goes wrong, you have to have the same model controller. It also means you can't easily move drives. So I want to avoid the RAID, if there is something that requires the drive to be attached to that motherboard/controller. Or is there another way? -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ zfs-discuss mailing list zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/zfs-discuss
