Re: Failed 'null' Install On Intel 2.8G, Asus P4T533 System

"Robert L. Cochran Jr." <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.redhat.release.limbo
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I'll recheck the Asus P4T533 manual, John, but it does indicate the RAID 
IDE connectors are for use with the Promise RAID functionality only. I 
also can't find a BIOS setup switch for this.

When I tried to 'up2date' my new null installation, up2date stalled when 
downloading openoffice and then puked a python traceback. Updating 
up2date only results in segfaults.

Bob

John wrote:

>On Monday 16 September 2002 02:11, Robert L. Cochran Jr. wrote:
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>>I'm going to see if I there is a way to get RAID working using the 
>>Promise circuitry. When I disabled RAID using a motherboard jumper I 
>>think I disabled the extra IDE connectors on the motherboard too, so 
>>anaconda couldn't "see" the second hard drive that was plugged into the 
>>primary RAID connector.
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>A while ago, when I bought an Asus board I chose the non-RAID version. I later 
>discovered I should have chosen the RAID version because one _can_ use the 
>extra IDE interfaces without using the RAID feature. 
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>Check _your_ documentation.
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>If you want to play with the promise RAID, fine, do it. However, if you want 
>to _use_ raid, go with the Linux implementation.
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>It's been around longer.
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