i was reffering to making changes with hdparm. if you set something that
may cause corruption you don't want all those other processes/levels
making reads/writes in the background so you boot to single-user mode
first.
Tom
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If I may ask, why in single user mode? Whats the benefit or risk?
In general why would one use single user mode? Thanks.
Michael
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I tried to register for the sysadmin class today, they
said that only 2 people had registered & took my name
& phone #. Anyone who is interested should call soon,
before they pull the plug.
TDB
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From: Michael_Bishop/FARRINCS/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, October 1
I bought a WD 250GB (230Gib) drive last week and it works fine in RH9.
It comes with a promise card. Windows cannot read the drive on the
nvidia controller, so I had to use the promise card. The only issue is
unless your bios is pretty hardcore, it will boot as hde or higher. I
don't remembe
knowing the make & model of your current controller will be plenty enough
to answer that question. that can be found out by knowing the make &
model of the motherboard, if it is integrated. and that can be found out
by writing down the numbers on the boot init /mem test screen and googling
it
It does work with a Promise PCI Controller I don't know about the rest. We
use the WD 200GB in our security system DVR's with no problem.
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Chances are it will work. Is the brand of the special PCI controller
Promise?
On Wed, 2003-10-01 at 20:01, TB wrote:
> I'm trying to figure out if this western digital 175GB
> 7200rpm ultra ata/100 hard drive will work in my linux
> system.
>
> I went to redhat and looked for their HCLs, since I
