The controller is an Adaptec onboard dual channel UltraSCSI AIC-7895. The bios is pretty new (Award on a 440BX Gigabyte Dual PII bought at the end of last year). The UDMA registers 1027 cylinders logical geometry, and appears to configure correctly. However, it is at the 8.4Gb limit. Again I'd point out that Linux has no problem, and last night I managed to get the NT to see the partition table (though the install got all the way to restarting the computer, then hung on startup). Malcolm "R. Johnels" wrote:

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