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Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> [11-01-21 21:44]: |
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> meino.cramer@×××.de wrote: |
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> >Last thing which remains is: Why does the help of the kernel says |
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> >to both AHCI-settings: "If unsure, say N"... ? |
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> I just built a rig with a Gigabyte mobo. Mine has setting like yours. |
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> I asked on here and was told that AHCI is the "new way" to do things. |
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> So, I set mine to that and it has worked fine. |
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> The only issue I did have is not being able to boot from a CD/DVD with |
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> it set to AHCI. No idea why that matters. My DVD drive is SATA too. |
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> I need to play with that more later on. See if it was that or |
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> something else that I missed. Thought I would mention that just in |
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> case you try to boot a CD or something and get a nasty error message or |
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> something. May want to file that in the back of your brain for future |
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> reference. |
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> Dale |
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> :-) :-) |
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Hi Dale, |
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*IDEA* |
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Mark said, that the kernel alone is defining, whether to talk AHCI or |
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IDE to the harddisk and there is not a single result here from my |
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experiments, that makes me believe, that Mark is wrong with that... |
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Why not to switch back to IDE in the BIOS, which again makes it |
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possible to boot from USB/DVD since it is used far before the |
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kernel image takes over. |
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When the kernel boots, the chips are "brainwashed" and after that they are |
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"thinking AHCI" instead of IDE.... |
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? may be an option ? |
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Best regards, |
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mcc |
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