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Hi fx, ---- fx Fraipont wrote:
I do not know what you mean by "hdex", have you got more disks than related??
This is a system with an Abit be6 II card, with two onboard IDE connectors and two DISTINCT UDMA connectors. The installed drive is recognized as HDEx (meaning partitions HDE1,2,3 etc).
Yea, can see problem at: http://bxboards.com/mainboard/slot1/BE62.0-large.jpg or "Abit BE6-2 Review @ bxboards.com" at: http://bxboards.com/mainboard/slot1/be6-ii.shtml also a link to Abit Manufacturer at: http://www.abit.com.tw or the product Abit's "Product - be6r2" at: http://www.abit.com.tw/english/product/be6r2.htm But anyway, i think you must act on bios cfg (with the CPU set-up software, Softmenu III). And try to convert your UDMA slot's as primary, if possible, leaving the other IDE's as secondary. Let me read some info, after a while i'll try to give you some answers, though!! =:`) But try yourself also, please and tell us afterwards. Do not forget that your objective must be to let see Linux your "IBM UDMA" as hda.
So HDA is the cdrom on taht system.
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