Re: Debian Sarge on SATA
- From: Dave Witbrodt <dawitbro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 02 Apr 2006 00:16:33 -0500
Simon Meelich wrote:
I guess I will give the Etch CD a shot, haven't tried this so far. Thanks for the advise.
If I don't find a solution, I will go ahead and buy an IDE drive to install Debian to; I just can't believe, that I can't get it to work with SATA and this really bugs me... :-)
Am I the only person who has problems installing Debian on SATA?
No, not the only one. Remember that Debian 'stable' is always a little bit behind the cutting edge... intentionally.
Good luck with Etch. It should work fine -- I'll be surprised if it doesn't.
If you have to use a PATA drive to install Debian, then as soon as it's working add www.backports.org to your '/etc/apt/sources.list' (see the instructions at backports.org), run 'apt-get update', and then install a newer kernel. (This is all assuming that the kernel the CD installs doesn't recognize the SATA controller... which it might. The kernel _on_ the CD isn't the same as the kernel that it installs!) After that, you can migrate Debian to the SATA drives... and return the PATA drive for a refund! :)
I think Etch will just work, though.
DW
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