Re: X86_64T

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roland brouwers wrote:
I have to install a driver for a sata raid controller. I have the choice
between a version without args and a version X86_64. How can I tell what
sort of server it is.

I am installing a siemens econel200 SATA RAID 2x Xeon / 2x 160Gb

I am trying to install Centos 4.2 kernel 2.6.9-22, but the simple driver
is not accepted.
Does Redhat support SATA?

I don't know about support specifically for your hardware but definitely Fedora has had support for SATA controllers for some time. Perhaps if you've configured your RAID (I believe it is s/w RAID), it is confusing things. Try disabling RAID first and try.

Regards,

.lzs
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