Now I have enabled step by step all disabled BIOS options. The last but one was "onboard FDC controller", still 1 minute duration of "bootloader installieren". After enabling Floppy Drive A the process "bootloader installieren" took about 15 minutes. Tom is right, also in my case it's fd0.
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On 06/10/2013 08:37 AM, Joerg Lechner wrote: > I have now disabled, all what there is to disable (including parallel and serial port, second and third boot device), enabled USB, PS2, first boot device - cdrom, network etc.. This bootloader process took now approximately 1 minute. > What do You think causes this wasted installation time? Is the only chance to test "try and error"? Error recovery on a device with moving parts is *SLOW*. For example, recovering from a read error on a physical DVD can take a whole minute or more. Just recovering an ATA bus error can take 30 seconds or more. I've seen these: one of the SATA channels on the I/O bridge chip on one of my boxes is flaky. At first I thought it was the DVD drive, but a new drive which worked in another box also experienced the same problem. So now there's a piece of tape over that SATA connector. -- -- test mailing list test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test
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