try booting with noacpi but with the BIOS set to AHCI
Already did that but same results - reboot and select proper boot
device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key
could be a BIOS upgrade would 'repair' the ACPI info stored in there.
I've just upgraded to the last release from Asustek, neither way I
guess I could reflash it again.
I've just tried with Fedora 6, 7, with no possitive result and will do
FC8 tomorrow(in less than 8 hours), FC9 has the same odd results, the
only thing changed there is that it detects nVidia chipset and
Graphics card from the beginning, but doesn't recognize HD in the
install screen.
ugh. replace it with supported hardware. time is money, life is too
short.
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