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i have a creative labs ide controler thats built in to a SB16, but as soon as i connect any ide device into it the bootup gives errors (hdg: irq ...
- 04-18-2004 #1Linux Newbie
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ide controler won't work
i have a creative labs ide controler thats built in to a SB16, but as soon as i connect any ide device into it the bootup gives errors (hdg: irq request timeout
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any help, i know this interface works as it is fine in windows 98.Cry out for freedom! Cry out for Linux!
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doh! put this in wrong forum, sorry!
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- 04-18-2004 #3Linux Newbie
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wait a sec, this is the right forum
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- 04-19-2004 #4Linux Enthusiast
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You wanna use an old cdrom drive ?
Still have sb16 ASP lying around somewhere....
Something i remember is that:
U need to assign an IRQ to the card in you bios..---[ MS09-99896 - Vulnerability in All MS Windows OS ; Using Windows Could Allow Remote Code Execution. ]---
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- 04-19-2004 #5Linux Newbie
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actualy, its not connected to a cdrom, it is a host to my 800mb 3.5" removable hdd.
I know that it should work with linux cos it was fine with redhat 5.1 on my old computerCry out for freedom! Cry out for Linux!
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