Re: FC3 and 440GX

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Subject: Re: FC3 and 440GX
From: Peter Smith <peter.smith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 11:13:55 -0500
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Alex Evonosky wrote:

Thank you for the suggestion, but it did the same thing. I got to thescreen that states 'No hard drives found, please manually add......'
Thanks again.

A

Alex, did you ever resolve this? I have a 440GX system (Dell PowerEdge2300) which is not running raid, but AIC 7XXX only. It does boot finein FC3, except the newest kernels. Although I haven't actually triedthe "acpi=off" thing quite yet.


Peter

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