I have looked at message boards and elsewhere, but was not able to find a way to get this to work correctly. I am trying to have a dual-boot with SuSE Linux 7.0 and Windows 2000 Server. I can install Windows 2000 Server easily, but can't install SuSE, because it doesn't recognize the hard drive attached to my controller card. I downloaded the SuSE Linux 7.0 Live-Evaluation CD iso, and burned it to CD (is a Bootable CD). First of all I have two 15gb hard drives connected to my Promise Ultra100 controller card. One hard drive has an 11gb NTFS formatted partition. This partition is for Windows 2000 Server. That means that I have 4gb of unformatted space on that drive. The other drive is 1 single 15gb NTFS formatted partition for Windows 2000 Server also, for files and backups. I have tried to install SuSE on the 4gb space on drive 1, but it doesn't recognize my hard drive. So one of my questions is how do I go about installing the two operating systems as far as which one first. I want to use the NT loader, not the LILO loader. The final question is how do I get SuSE to recognize my hard drives, and how do I format the 4gb space to make it reading for Linux? Thanks for the help. Analog -- To unsubscribe send e-mail to suse-linux-e-unsubscribe@suse.com For additional commands send e-mail to suse-linux-e-help@suse.com Also check the FAQ at http://www.suse.com/support/faq
I have looked at message boards and elsewhere, but was not able to find a way to get this to work correctly. I am trying to have a dual-boot with SuSE Linux 7.0 and Windows 2000 Server. I can install Windows 2000 Server easily, but can't install SuSE, because it doesn't recognize the hard drive attached to my controller card. I downloaded the SuSE Linux 7.0 Live-Evaluation CD iso, and burned it to CD (is a Bootable CD). First of all I have two 15gb hard drives connected to my Promise Ultra100 controller card. One hard drive has an 11gb NTFS formatted partition. This
So far ATA-100 controller works. I have tried on both Intel EEA815 and Asus CUSL2 (both with 815 chipset and both support ATA-100). Under windoz, ATA-100 fly, no problem under Linux but not too sure if it is running on 100M (or 66/33M) though. Dennis @Singapore partition
is for Windows 2000 Server. That means that I have 4gb of unformatted space on that drive. The other drive is 1 single 15gb NTFS formatted partition for Windows 2000 Server also, for files and backups. I have tried to install SuSE on the 4gb space on drive 1, but it doesn't recognize my hard drive. So one of my questions is how do I go about installing the two operating systems as far as which one first. I want to use the NT loader, not the LILO loader. The final question is how do I get SuSE to recognize my hard drives, and how do I format the 4gb space to make it reading for Linux? Thanks for the help.
Analog
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