Fedora Installation Does not see Hard Disk drives
Kostas Sfakiotakis
kostassf at rocketmail.com
Tue May 2 23:02:10 UTC 2006
Greetings Russel ,
Russell Harrison wrote:
> Try booting fedora in rescue mode. At the first screen when you boot
> the cd
> type "rescue" and hit enter. This will boot a text based single user
> mode
> for you to look around. You should be able to see your drives there, and
> you can get more information to give the list to help you out.
Don't bet on that . Btw am afraid that the OP problem is not
specifically release
related ( for example Fedora Core has it , Redhat Enterprise Linux
hasn't it .).
The only time i have had a similar to the original poster problem was when
i tried to use hard disk on a Promise Controller ( PDC20267) . You see in
this case you must have an initrd file that loads the apropriate module ,
if not then nothing is going to happen no matter what .
To that effect i would ask the OP if the hard disks in question are
directly
connected to the motherboard or through any kind of controller ( be it
an old Promise one , a SATA one , a SCSI , or whatever ) ?
Kostas
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