AW: IDE disk problem

[Heid Oliver]

After some mixed experiences I use a Highpoint Rocket133 with good results
on my XP1000 and UP2000+s. The chip (HPT302) is supported for Alphas. I had
some problems with the RAID version of that card (a HPT372A chip).

Yes, the IDE master drives show up as hde and hdg unless you use
"ide=reverse"
as kernel boot option and have compiled in "boot offboard chipsets first"
support.

Oliver


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Von: Bob R. Taylor [mailto:brtaylor at sanfelipe.com.mx] 
Gesendet: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 7:32
An: Linux on Alpha processors
Betreff: Re: IDE disk problem

On Mon, 2005-04-11 at 16:29, U. George wrote:
> more like the age of the IDE controller.
> 
> The 160gb Maxtor I bought came with its own PCI133( i think thats what 
> it was called ) IDE controller. I used that as the 3rd/4th ide 
> controller in the system.
> 
> Bob R. Taylor wrote:
> > I purchased a 200G Maxtor drive for my Alpha which is not being
> > recognized by Fedora Core 2 (Fedora 0.9 Alpha). This HD is not my boot
> > disk. I have it installed as Master on the first IDE connector.
> > Not being familiar with IDE disks, what jumber(s) should be set? Could
> > the age of my mother board be a problem? What could the problem be? Any
> > help greatly appreciated!

I have suspected as much. I need to know what IDE controller to
purchase. I live in Baja Mexico about 120 miles south of Calexico
California so I don't have a computer store close by. :-)

Thanks for the info.

BTW, upon installation this drive would be hde right?
-- 
Bob R. Taylor <brtaylor at sanfelipe.com.mx>

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