On 08-29, Hal MacArgle wrote:
Greetings: FWIW I had two Fuji IDE drives, 4.3 and 3.X that would;
absolutely, positively NOT co-exit no matter the jumpers or two
machines I tried them on..
So, it seems, that non-compatibility is alive and well even in the
same household..
Hal -
Originally to: Christopher Swope
Hello Christopher.
21 Aug 03 22:49, you wrote to all:
CS|> If the settings are any of the following, the drives are not
CS|> recognized at all. (These results are not surprising).
CS|> Primary -- Master w/ Slave present
CS|> Secondary -- Cable Select
CS
Originally to: Christopher Swope
Re: Strange Boot behavior
By: Christopher Swope to All on Thu Aug 21 2003 07:09 pm
> I am currently having trouble getting my computer to boot. I
> recently decided to install a larger, faster, hard drive. Since this
> hard drive was larger and
That gets really interesting - for weeks now I had to wrestle with
similar symptoms in a slighly different setup, namely a CF-card adapter
as slave on the second IDE channel: the moment a flash-card is inserted
there (and duely recognized by the BIOS), Linux does not want to see the
Secondary Maste
On Fri, 22 Aug 2003, Warren Hrach wrote:
>
> I think here is the key info needed. If you were using Lilo it would mean that
> the boot info in the lilo.conf is not updated. All that is needed to fix that is
> boot from floppy and then run 'lilo' as root. Grub may have similar needs.
>
True for
Originally to: Christopher Swope
> Hello again,
> Can anyone tell me if there is an easy way to reply on-list. Several
> people have responded to my first inquiry, and I expected the
> reply-to address to be the list email, but it was their personal
> emails instead.
> Anyway, I would like to a
On Fri, 22 Aug 2003 08:48:29 -0700 Ray Olszewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
> At 08:22 AM 8/22/2003 -0700, Christopher Swope wrote:
> [...]
> > > Have you tried putting the old drive on the Secondary IDE
> channel?
> > > (In
> > > practice, this workaround may be your best bet.)
> >
> >I didn't.
At 08:22 AM 8/22/2003 -0700, Christopher Swope wrote:
[...]
Not that new that the former, but fairly new to the latter. I just
thought it was considered somewhat rude to reply to someone off-list.
It usually is ... though as with almost anything involving courtesy issues,
some people probably fee
>
> It depends on your standard for "easy". What I do is a "reply to
> all", then
> delete the unwanted addresses by hand. I don't know any easier way
> to reply
> to the list.
I would consider that an easy solution. Thank you.
> Are you new to Linux (or at least to Linux mailing lists)? Whe
At 10:49 PM 8/21/2003 -0700, Christopher Swope wrote:
Hello again,
Can anyone tell me if there is an easy way to reply on-list.
It depends on your standard for "easy". What I do is a "reply to all", then
delete the unwanted addresses by hand. I don't know any easier way to reply
to the list.
Se
Hello again,
Can anyone tell me if there is an easy way to reply on-list. Several
people have responded to my first inquiry, and I expected the
reply-to address to be the list email, but it was their personal
emails instead.
Anyway, I would like to address some of the concerns brought up in
thos
This sounds like a simple - but nevertheless tricky - cable-&-jumper
puzzle; if "new drive" is master and sits on the first IDE connector of
the motherboard, then "old drive":
- either must be jumpered "master" when it sits on the second MoBo IDE
connector; it's the "second primary" disk in this c
How about a few more details?
1. What is the size of the new drive in GB?
2. How old is your BIOS? Windows has a 138 GB size limit for hard disks.
Linux does not, but some BIOSes might have a limit similar to that of
Windows, and that might affect the boot process.
3. On the BIOS drive display
Hello all,
I am currently having trouble getting my computer to boot. I
recently decided to install a larger, faster, hard drive. Since this
hard drive was larger and faster, I decided that I wanted to make it
my master drive, and make my old drive my slave. I took the old hard
drive out, and i
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