On Tue, 5 Nov 2002, Jessie Evangelista wrote: > Joon Guillen wrote: > > On Sun, 2002-11-03 at 23:41, Ian C. Sison wrote: > > > >>Your mileage may vary. To be sure, get either promise or Intel. In > >>general if you see UDMA(xx) in 'dmesg' your chipset after the drive > >>detection phase, then it is supported and you are running IDE at the > >>fastest possible speed. > >> > > > > > > Oh good. We just got a P4 machine with an Intel mobo to be used as a > > server, and that's where I'll first try IDE raid using just mobo IDE. > > > > I just hope the new Intel motherboards (i845 chipset) are fully > > supported by the latest Linux kernel, not only in the IDE controller > > area. > > > > Thanks! > > > > Good luck Julien! > > I have a Epox 4G4A+ containing i845G chipset. Also have the cheap > promise IDE raid controller. Tried installing redhat 8.0 and failed to > boot the kernel. Tried Installling redhat 7.3 and failed to boot the > kernel. Tried Installing redhat 7.2 and failed to boot the kernel. Tried > installing redhat 7.1 but wont boot after installation. I've given up on > the setup already. Can't possibly be a hardware problem as I was able to > install Win2000 Advanve Server at RAID1 configuration.
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