On 11 Jul 2007, at 3:20, Tim wrote:
On Tue, 2007-07-10 at 11:44 +0100, tokyoi@xxxxxxx wrote:
POST recognizes the PCI card for the SATA drive (SiI 3112A) but
returns
a "Drive not found" message for each of the two channels on the card.
Pressing F4 or Ctrl-S, as indicated in the documentation) has no
effect,
the boot process continues straight to the GRUB screen. Hence I am
not
able to configure the card in the boot-up process.
Is that a BIOS configuration thing that's not working? If so, are you
using a USB keyboard? I've found a few PCs are difficult to diddle
with
pre-boot options when you use a USB keyboard, it's not always noticed.
Thanks, Tim. Yes, my PC doesn't mix pre-boot and USB keyboards, so I
have an old PS2 keyboard attached as well and I use that for BIOS
settings and the like.
I am going to follow Ed's helpful suggestion to use mkinitrd, though
it will be a short while before I get a window of opportunity to do
it. I'll keep the list posted.
Best wishes,
Ian
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