I was wondering if I had to use my ata100 Hardrive on regular ata66 to install linux, and then change back to ata100, or does Redhat Linux not recognize ata100 at all?
the following is true for the asus a7v... I have no idea otherwise 
install on the ata66/33 controller, then recompile your kernel, and in xconfig, go to block devices and change other ide controller support (something like that anyway, can't remember) to Y. save and make dep.. make bzImage..make modules... make modules_install... copy your image to boot, configure your boot loader, and make the switch. should be happy. if not.. pull out your hair and try the 2.4.0 kernel, if that doesn't work.. pull off your head, and be happy with the ata66 controller
install on the ata66/33 controller, then recompile your kernel, and in xconfig, go to block devices and change other ide controller support (something like that anyway, can't remember) to Y. save and make dep.. make bzImage..make modules... make modules_install... copy your image to boot, configure your boot loader, and make the switch. should be happy. if not.. pull out your hair and try the 2.4.0 kernel, if that doesn't work.. pull off your head, and be happy with the ata66 controller
TRENDING THREADS
-
Question Using cloning software for a dying HDD which shows only 10% health ?- Started by Mashuumatics
- Replies: 1
-
Question Wifi card speed fluctuating on my Lenovo Ideapad pro 5 16APH8- Started by sirdariush
- Replies: 6
-
News Windows 11 will reportedly display a watermark if your PC does not support AI requirements- Started by Admin
- Replies: 23
-
Question Recovering an old version of a Notepad file in Windows 10 ?- Started by MC72
- Replies: 2
-
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram