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Javier Payno wrote: |
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> El Lunes, 27 de Febrero de 2006 16:52, Muthu escribió: |
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>> > is your sata support compiled in as modules or into the kernel? |
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>> sata support is compiled in to the kernel. It is detecting as SCSI |
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>> drive. I could access the disk. |
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> At the boot while rub is runing the kernel isn't loaded on the system, the |
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> kernel module and the support for grub are different. |
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> Look for the supoort of your sata chipset on grub homepage or something |
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> like this, or you can try to boot the kernel from a /boot partition in a |
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> IDE disk and then mount the / from the SATA drive when the kernel give you |
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> support |
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Grub will boot hard drives (SATA inc.) as long as the BIOS maps them |
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correctly. Is your SATA seen by the BIOS? Check |
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your /boot/grub/device.map and include/correct the path for your SATA |
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drive. |
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Regards, |
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Mick |
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