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On Sunday 15 April 2007 15:31, Jarry wrote: |
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> I had the similar experience: tried to install 2006.1 on new mobo, |
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> but sata controller could not be recognised (some via chpiset iirc). |
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Ditto |
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> Had to buy extra some p-ata drive, install gentoo on it, |
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> update kernel, then sata-drive got recognised, chroot to |
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> new sata-drive, and finally install gentoo on it once again. |
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> Tedious work... |
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As someone already pointed out, boot using any other livecd that |
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recognises the controller, then follow the usual gentoo install |
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instructions, remembering to config kernel for your sata controller. |
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I had to do this to an Asus motherboard a little while back - yes it was |
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frustrating at the time because initially I had no idea why my controller |
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wasn't recognised. |
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Crayon |
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