Re: Debian Installer SATA detection
From: Clive Menzies (clive_at_clivemenzies.co.uk)
Date: 07/26/05
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Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2005 11:52:16 +0100 To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
On (25/07/05 22:30), Grant Thomas wrote:
> I have a problem getting the Debian Installer to recognize my SATA
> controller.
> My computer is a ST20G5, a Shuttle small form factor PC.
> Currently I have an 80G SATA drive, and a 120G PATA drive to work with.
> I have been able to setup Debian with no problem on the PATA drive, but I
> would rather have the SATA working.
> I have confidence that the hardware is good, as I have installed XP to the
> SATA drive, and it works flawlessly.
>
> The SATA conrtoller is a ULi M5287.
>
> The methods I have tried are:
> Sarge netboot,netinstall,businesscard CD images and the last few daily
> builds of the netinstall and businesscard CD for the i386
> and the AMD64 sections of the ports.
>
> I am at a loss of what to do, but have only come up with some information
> that may help in fixing this problem.
> Working off of a previous post by Jim Blake, I have the outpus of lsmod
> and lspci -v.
> My files are not after the hardware detection, as indicated in the
> previous thread, but on my installed debian system on the same
> machine.
>
> At this point the SATA is not crucial to the system working, but I would
> prefer to keep this entire drive(PATA) for data only.
>
> If it is not possible at this time to configure the drive for boot, I
> would also be interested in detecting the device and using
> it inside my current Debian install.
>
> Thanks for any help anyone may throw my way.
> Grant
If you already have Debian installed on the PATA drive you could load
the necessary modules (for SATA) using 'modconf'. You could then use
chroot to install a debian system on the SATA drive.
However, it would seem you want to do a fresh install and the installer
is not picking up the SATA drives. Try
# expert26
at the boot prompt. It will then give you access to many more modules
for the install; I haven't checked the compatability list for the SATA
controller.
Regards
Clive
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