Without asking the usual 100 questions to get a better idea of your h/w
configuration, which would be a great help, Chances are it's a problem
with your BIOS and/or your HDD controller. Not the hdd it's self. I
would first check the website of you Motherboard vendor and look for any
BIOS upgrades, controller drivers etc. check to see if the BIOS is
detecting the drive with the correct paramaters. have a look on the
drive manufacturers site for correct settings and try to set it up manually.
There are many other things to try but this would be my first step.
Eric Tanguy wrote:
My new 80 Go disk is well recognised by bios but anaconda seems to not
understand this disk geometry and fail to install FC4. Is there a kernel
boot special option i can try to solve this or have i to change my disk
for a better know company one ?
Thnaks
