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чт, 18 февр. 2021 г. в 01:10, Michael <confabulate@××××××××.com>: |
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> On Wednesday, 17 February 2021 21:45:35 GMT gevisz wrote: |
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> > Most probably, both my SATA disks have connection problems as |
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> > Oli Schmidt suggested from the very beginning, and because they |
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> > both have it, it points to the motherboard that already had quite |
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> > a bad track record. |
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> > Unfortunately, I cannot diagnose it further, but later will try |
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> > to experiment with attaching my SATA drives again. |
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> It may be worth mentioning I've experienced similar problems with an old MoBo, |
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> different to yours. Eventually I narrowed it down to a loose SATA connector |
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> on the MoBo. It would either fail completely to boot, or it would boot but |
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> the disk would make a clicking noise. I initially suspected a dying disk, but |
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> after I reseated the cable on the MoBo the problem went away, for a while, |
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> until I reseated it once more. :-) |
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> The ATA disk would boot normally (IDE controller). |
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> Anyway, just make sure you have enable AHCI instead of IDE type controller on |
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> your BIOS menu for the SATA disk and have configured the Gentoo kernel |
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> appropriately to include AHCI. |
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I will look into this and report if I will find something. Thank you. |
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