MaxLinux2004
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I just got a new SATA drive and I want to install the Redhat 9 into it but it seems that it can't see the drive. How can I install the Linux into the SATA drive?
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Redhat 9 on SATA drive, possible?
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stefanwagner
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Perhaps you have to rebuild the kernel?
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MaxLinux2004
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How can I rebuild the kernel during the installation phase?
sleipnir214
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To the best of my knowledge, there is no SATA support in the version of the Linux 2.4 kernel which ships with RedHat 9.
In short, you're not going to get SATA going on install.
You might try Fedora Core 2 -- it ships with the 2.6 kernel, which should have support for SATA.
Here, though, is a pretty good page with some alternate suggestions:
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In short, you're not going to get SATA going on install.
You might try Fedora Core 2 -- it ships with the 2.6 kernel, which should have support for SATA.
Here, though, is a pretty good page with some alternate suggestions:
Want the best answers? Ask the best questions!
TANSTAAFL!!
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MaxLinux2004
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Thanks guys for the replies. This board is really great.
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