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No Hard drive device found at Fedora Core 3

No Hard drive device found at Fedora Core 3

2005-01-05       - By Rick Stevens

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Emanuel Mauritzson wrote:
> Having problems again,
>
> Red hat 9 didn?t support SATA harddriver. But Fedora Core 3 should.
>
> But i get the same message  No Devices found and then the system reboots.
>
> My Hardware:
> Operating System:    Red Hat Linux 9
> Motherboard:        Intel D925XCV
> CPU:            Intel Pentium 4
> Memory            1GB (2 x 512MB DDR2 PC400 modules)
> Hard Drive:        Seagate Barracuda SATA 80GB
>
> Any tips?

If you must have RH9 and SATA, you'll have to go to your SATA controller
vendor's website and see if they have a driver disk for RH9.  If they
do, download it to a floppy following their instructions, then install
RH9 using this command at the "boot:" command

  linux dd

When the installer asks for the driver disk, pop the floppy into the
drive and hit ENTER.

You'd be much better off with FC2 or FC3, both of which have native
SATA support..  RH9 is a dead operating system.  It reached end of life
in April of 2004.
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