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Old 7th June 2004, 10:52 AM
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Hardware Problems (HDD)

Hi,

I have asus a7n8x-e deluxe motherboard with the nforce2 ultra chip and when I try to install fedora, beginning by using

"boot: linux rescue"

the system boots up (from the Fedora Core 2 DVD ) and then displays a message

"nforce2: cable bits are not set in BIOS, trying a workaround",

it detects my first IDE hard disk as hda, the second IDE HDD as hdb, first IDE cdrom as hdc, second IDE cdrom as hdd.

Then it detects the SATA (I dont have any SATA drivers) and hangs trying to detect hde and hdg and brings an error code (I didnt catch the code).

Can anyone give me an idea on what bits I need to set in BIOS or any solution to this problem.

I appreciate any help

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Old 5th September 2004, 04:06 AM
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any luck on this one? I am experiencing the same issue
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sata hd's are a problem for the moment, i'm still using my ide hd due to the fact there is luck of support or i have not purchased one yet.
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if you don't have s-ata drives, why don't you try to disable s-ata support in the bios?
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if you don't have s-ata drives, why don't you try to disable s-ata support in the bios?
1. let me correct myself.....i thought hadda wanted to install on a sata drive.

2. yes do disable the sata features in you mobo, my can do sata too but i disabled it also disable any raid controllers.
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