As an aside...
I've not been able to use Mandrake since 9.0. I've been hoping that the
PDC20276 problems would be fixed with 9.1, but from the looks of the
release candidates and betas it doesn't look like that's the case.
Since it works fine in Red Hat 8.0, looks like I will have to go there
Vox...
I reported it as bug 1801 a few weeks ago. Several attempts at fixes
have been made, but as of RC2 it's still broke. Badly.
MDK 9.0 was really weird. It would boot off the CD, then when it
detected the IDE controllers, it would suddenly lose the CD-ROM drives
completely and decide that
Yep, agreed - someone needs to look to the Red Hat gang for help on that
one I'm afraid. They have it working fine in 2.4.18. I know there have
been several cracks at fixing this in MDK, so here's to hoping Pixel
nails it. I really don't want to continue using RH if at all possible.
Title: Message
Argh... I was really
hoping 9.1 would address this issue... install fails on Asus P4B533-E
motherboard with Promise MBFastrack133 controller. It detects the SCSI
interface, asks for the module to load... I choose ataraid.o and it says it
loaded the module successfully and
Hmmm... In digging deeper to my installation problems, (see bug 1802
that I posted earlier tonight) - I now see that after I select ataraid
as a module to load for my SCSI interface (which is really a PDC20276
MBFastTrak133), I see in ctrl-alt-f3 that it is complaining:
Missing module ataraid
Sorry, that was bug 1801 I was referencing (module ataraid is missing) -
oops.
--Alexander
Hi all... here to report a problem...
On Mandrake 9.0, my Asus P4B533-E refused to install from the CDROM (and
yes, they're known good CDROMs - I installed them on other machines).
After loading and detecting the hard drive on the ATA133 controller, the
CDROM drives suddenly disappeared and could
