On Sat, Apr 09, 2005 at 07:19:27AM -0700, James McEwan wrote:
I have an ASUS K8V SE DELUXE...gave up the ide drives and boot from
the SATA drives on the VIA chip VT8237. The 120 G Seagate Baracuda's are
striped. I tryed installing WIN XP 64 bit just to see if i'd work but the
the drivers on
I have anASUS K8V SE DELUXE...gave up the ide
drives and boot from the SATA drives on the VIA chip VT8237. The
120GSeagate Baracuda's are striped. I tryed installingWIN XP
64 bit just to see ifi'd work but the the drivers on the mobo disk (i put
'em on floppy)are'nt compatible, so I assume
Major A schrieb:
The graphics card (ASUS AX600PRO) works OK with the VESA driver, the
ATI 64 bit one doesn't build on this kernel, I hope an update is in
the pipeline.
May reason, resources and ambition be bestowed upon the ATI developers
so we may finally see a bug-fixed version without a lot of
On Wed, Apr 06, 2005 at 12:09:39PM +0200, Major A wrote:
Since the list of supported mainboards doesn't contain this model, I'd
like to ask you to add it:
board: ASUS A8V-E Deluxe
ATA:VIA
RAID: ? (not tried)
SATA: ? (not tried)
SATA
On Wed, Apr 06, 2005 at 05:08:18PM +0200, Oliver Korpilla wrote:
Major A schrieb:
The graphics card (ASUS AX600PRO) works OK with the VESA driver, the
ATI 64 bit one doesn't build on this kernel, I hope an update is in
the pipeline.
May reason, resources and ambition be bestowed upon the
Lennart Sorensen schrieb:
Ah, and for those who consider buying this board, it has a 24-pin EATX
power connector, but I'm using it with a 20-pin ATX power supply
(Aerocool 450W) with no problems so far. I've read elsewhere that this
shouldn't be a problem, the 4 pins that are unconnected only
On Wed, Apr 06, 2005 at 08:09:16PM +0200, Oliver Korpilla wrote:
On my new MSI board there is a note in the manual, that you cannot
connect the power wrong, even if both connectors don't match. Is this
standard?
You mean it says not to worry that you can't do it wrong? Quite likely
given
Lennart Sorensen schrieb:
On Wed, Apr 06, 2005 at 08:09:16PM +0200, Oliver Korpilla wrote:
On my new MSI board there is a note in the manual, that you cannot
connect the power wrong, even if both connectors don't match. Is this
standard?
You mean it says not to worry that you can't do it wrong?
On Wed, Apr 06, 2005 at 08:23:02PM +0200, Oliver Korpilla wrote:
No it is definitely not a special plastic encasing of the connector to
prevent wrong use - it actually made me quite a bit nervous that it
isn't precisely clear how to connect.
If you look at the connector, some of the pins
Strangely the sk98lin driver loaded fine with 2.6.8 on my A8V-Deluxe
using the Feb 18 (AFAIR) net install CD. I suspect PXE boot with the
onboard would work fine too (if you enable netboot in the BIOS).
I gather from other websites that the problem on the A8V-E is
partially because the LAN
Interesting. I didn't know the A8V-E had a different power connector
than the A8V does (which has just 20pin ATX + 4 pin P4 12V connector).
On my new MSI board there is a note in the manual, that you cannot
connect the power wrong, even if both connectors don't match. Is this
standard?
You mean it says not to worry that you can't do it wrong? Quite likely
given the connector has shapped plastic around some pins so that it can
only fit in one place (unlike some of the old AT power connectors where
you had to remember black went in the middle). I would be surprised if
the
On Wed, Apr 06, 2005 at 03:26:54PM +0200, Major A wrote:
I gather from other websites that the problem on the A8V-E is
partially because the LAN is hooked to PCIe, not PCI.
Oh. And I got the impression that PCIe was supposed to look exactly
like PCI to the software. So much for that promise.
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